Tag: concrete-safe ice melt
How To Melt Ice On Stamped Concrete?
If you have ice melt on stamped concrete, it’s important to take care when removing it to prevent damage to the concrete. Here are a few steps you can take:...
Is It Safe To Use Ice Melt For Concrete Less Than 1 Year Old?
It’s that time of year again when you’re scrambling to find the best ice melt for concrete less than 1-year-old. After all, you want your new concrete surface to last...
Residential And Commercial Ice Melt: 3 Key Differences
Selecting the correct concrete-safe ice melt has always been challenging for homeowners and commercial property managers. While there are several products to choose from, there is a need to understand...
How To Deal With A Steep Driveway During Winter
Snow removal is a major problem for property owners in our snow-prone region. After a storm, snow and ice on your driveway can make driving quite unsafe, and you may...
What Are The Effects Of Salt On Concrete?
Although salt does not harm concrete, its impacts can. Hardened concrete does not react chemically with salt. Homemade ice melt with rubbing alcohol lowers water’s freezing point, attracts moisture, and increases the...
Why You Should NOT Use Chloride Based Ice Melts
This chloride-based magnesium ice melt works well in cold weather. But when the temperature falls drastically, the melting process slows and may even come to a halt. To put it...
Rock Salt Alternatives
According to recent surveys conducted in America, 65% of American households use rock salts and other salt products to melt ice and snow in winter seasons. But the issue is...