When the winter roads and pavements get icy and slippery there are a few different ways you can increase traction to stop vehicles and people from having accidents. Salt, sand and kitty litter are some of the most common items…
If you’re unprepared for the first snowfalls of the season then stores can quickly sell out of salt, other ice melts and sand. When this happens kitty litter can be a good option for adding traction to your sidewalks or…
When the winter ice rolls around making your driveway and path slippery it can be difficult to know exactly how much salt you should add to melt the ice. Too little and it won’t get the job done (or it’ll…
Road salt is a winter staple in cold climates. Areas prone to ice and snow rely on salt and ice melt blends to keep roads passable and conditions safe. Yet, it takes time for the salt to do its job…
The cheapest and most cost effective way to buy ice melt is in large bags. This can be enough to last you multiple years. But will the ice melt expire before you get a chance to use it or does…
Ice melt is not too difficult or complicated to use but there are some steps to take to get the most out of it. You need to make sure you get the right type of ice melt for your situation…
It’s important to store your ice melt properly in the summer so it’s still in good condition come wintertime when you need it. All ice melt is made from salts that are hydrophilic – which means that they can be…
If you’ve ever found an old packet of ice melt that’s turned to liquid or leaked on the floor then you might be wondering why this happens and how you can prevent it from happening. While it can be frustrating…
Keeping your driveway and sidewalks free of ice in the wintertime is crucial for safety. Icy sidewalks can be extremely slippery and dangerous and lead to falls. While you can remove ice from a sidewalk after it’s formed it can…
Snow-lined streets that look like they’ve come straight out of a Christmas postcard lose can actually become dangerous and slippery. Walking on slippery icy surfaces can cause slipping, falling, and painful injuries. To help you prevent any ice-related injuries, here…