You are correct David, the line runs inside the cabinet, and even though we don't run the heat during the night, it still isn't that cold. It's registering 65 under there right now, but I suspect it's colder, I'll leave it in there awhile. I do see holes they've left, I'll use the foam to close those up and maybe cut some foam insulation to fit in there. The lines run on the other side of the wall, the area is insulated and almost impossible to get in there to insulate individual lines but might be able to snake a roll of fiberglass batt from one end to another.
I am baffled about this, too. Does the line to the DW run inside the cabinet from sink to DW? The water in that line (probably 1/4" copper or flex) is going to be @ room temp., not 50 degrees. There is no connection of the cold water line to the DW.
On a job of mine today (I am not the plumber), they capped off the water lines to the sink and DW, then all other faucets were running hot to both cold and hot faucets. Sure made me think of this thread.
P.S.: I hate that computer keyboards do not have a degree symbol key.
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