I used the insulated bag shown up thread and then topped that with the Styro cone. Then stacked mulch bags against the wall in front of where the pipe comes up to keep the wind off of it.
No drip/flow.
On my normal spigot that comes from inside the wall on the front/North side of the house, I had no issue at all.
On the back of the house, the old owner relocated the the spigot a few feet using exposed copper. The spigot itself was perfectly fine. I wrapped the exposed copper with tube insulation and stacked mulch bags in front of it. I had a break on a 45* angle on the second to last day of the event. Sweated out the angle and capped it once I found a buddy that had some acetylene.
I have no backyard spigot and I can’t use the sink on the back porch until I get someone to come out and do the real repairs, but I don’t need either of those right now anyway. I’ll give it a few weeks and let the plumbers help the people that really need it now.