Everybody knows how unpleasant and annoying it is at subfreezing temperatures to disassemble a water hose from a faucet due to a real possibility of a damage to a faucet.   The next day if you want to use the water hose again, water left in the hose even in a small volume and frozen, could prevent its utilization without a warming up of the entire hose. The problem of water freezing inside of water hoses and faucets has existed since water hoses were invented.

There have been attempts to keep water hoses and faucets from freezing by warming them with heating wires, or metal tapes having applied electrical current, by water dripping through hoses and faucets, and with a thermal insulation. Unfortunately, all of these methods are impractical and, in some cases, dangerous. Colorado Advanced Technology LLC developed and patented a simple device equipped with an air compressor that is utilized for evacuation of remnants of water after utilization of a water hose at subfreezing temperatures.  

After water utilization the simple push of a compressor button evacuates water from the faucet and the hose in a matter of seconds.   The water hose is evacuated of water and the water hose is ready to be utilized thereafter at freezing temperatures. Not only is the water hose ready and without any ice inside of the hose, but a water faucet is insured from a presence of water that at subfreezing temperatures can destroy a faucet.   Preventing the freezing and warming of a water hose significantly increases its lifetime.        

The installation of a Freeze Free device to a faucet is a simple process and can be accomplished in matter of seconds. When finished, there is no need to disconnect the hose from the faucet. If necessary, the home owner can keep the air compressor in a garage, or even in a house, and it can be operated from there. This inexpensive setup will save you a lot of trouble and will make your life easier.