The focus of housekeepers’ labor in entryways turns from cleaning up tracked-in filth to cleaning up tracked-in snow when summer gives way to winter. Winter weather is a festive occasion...

You cannot get rid of snow by simply sprinkling salt or ice melt all over your driveway. Applying an ice melt is more than that.  In this article, we will...

Every winter, there is a rush at all stores to buy ice melter products. Households rush to purchase the cheapest ice melt in the market, i.e rock salt. But is...

It’s not just a matter of sprinkling salt or ice melt all over your driveway – that may not be enough. It’s a science, after all. Here are five tips...

A particularly harsh winter can cause significant damage to the roof, and an aging roof and gutter system may not be able to withstand the onslaught of ice and snow....

Driveways are one of the most heavily used areas of your home, and they are frequently overlooked until they become stained or cracked. Make repairs as soon as possible to...

You may find several snow-melting products to keep your driveway clear all winter. However, if you’re looking for ice melt that won’t damage concrete, then you have to be selective. ...

For up to a year, your concrete is deemed new. Because fresh concrete is more sensitive to harm from cold and water, selecting the incorrect ice melt for new concrete...

Salt combinations are popular, but they are also one of the leading causes of concrete deterioration. Salting walkways, steps, and roads to melt ice can cause the cement to pit,...