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4 Deadly Mistakes To Avoid While Using An Ice Melt On Business Premises
As a facility manager or a business owner, one of your jobs is to make sure that the driveways, parking lots, and sidewalks are clear of snow and ice. If...
Winter Parking Lot Safety Tips For Small Businesses
Layers of ice as you step out can be frustrating. Not only it’s messy but slippery and can lead to serious injuries. If you’re a business owner, the last thing...
5 Ways To Prevent Customer Injury Due To Slip And Fall Accidents In Winter
Slip and fall accidents are quite common in winters. But such accidents on business premises can be a costly and nasty affair. As a responsible business, you must make sure...
How To Keep Your Business Facility’s Concrete Safe?
Winters are beautiful but pose different types of risks for you, your employee, and your premises. While snow is lovely to look at, it is not ideal for pedestrians. Whatever...
How Ice Melt Melt Damages Your Commercial Vehicle?
Winter delivers lovely scenery and pleasant nights by the fire, but also snow and ice, which can damage your commercial vehicles. Winter is equal parts hot chocolate, snowmen, and corrosion...
Do NOT Use Ice Melt On New Concrete, And Here’s Why!
Newly poured concrete is vulnerable for up to 12 months, during which using ice melt products can cause freeze thaw damage. Chloride-based deicers such as rock salt and calcium chloride...
Commercial Ice Melt Is MORE Than Salt: Full Story
Like many property managers, you might be wondering about choosing the best ice melt for your business and property. Choosing a suitable commercial ice melt for your premises that removes...
Best Tips For Maintaining A Gorgeous Winter Garden
Winter season for gardeners means the time to put away your hoses and tools until next spring’s growing season begins. However, there are still a lot of things you should...
Don’t Salt Your Concrete Driveway- Use This Instead
Avoid rock salt and other chloride-based deicers on concrete driveways when possible, especially on concrete that is less than 12 months old, damaged, poorly drained or not designed for freeze-thaw...