Tag: Concrete Safe Ice Melter
Ice Melt Causing Less Damage To Concrete Surfaces
The beauty of the winter season lies in the white sheets of snow, the cozy fireplace, and the cup of hot cocoa that gives us respite from the chill in...
Ice Melt For New Concrete – Frequently Asked Questions
As winter nears, there is a rush at all stores to buy the deicer safe for concrete, especially new concrete. Every year we see several households rush to purchase the...
Which Ice Melt In New Jersey Has A Long Shelf Life?
AccuWeather, in its forecast, says that New Jersey is likely to get far more snow than last year. But total accumulations will be 25% to 50% less than we normally...
Pet Safe Ice Melt Available In New York: A Comparison
In early February, the first major winter storm of 2021 hit New York City and parts of the mid-Atlantic and Northeast. The severe storm impacted transportation and other essential activities. ...
Indianapolis, No More Ice Melting Chemical Please
The 2020 Winter Outlook released by The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts that central Indiana has equal chances for below-normal, normal, and above-normal temperatures for the winter season....
Philadelphia, Don’t Make These Mistakes When Melting Ice
The climate of Philadelphia is continental, with cold winters and hot summers. Winter from December to February is pretty cold, and the wind chill can make the air feel colder...
Homemade Ice Melt Safe For Pets And Concrete
When we think about winter, the next thing that strikes our mind is snow. The beautiful white layer of snow may look ravishing but can cause serious accidents. Therefore, you...
Best Ice Melt For Pets, Trex, And Concrete
As the temperature dips, we start to worry about the snow and its removal. The white Winterland looks beautiful, but we must remove the snow from roofs, driveways, and sidewalks,...
Salt And Pavers: What You Should Know?
Winter season is on us. One of the biggest winter woes is to keep your steps, pavement, and driveway free from the treacherous layer of ice. A common way to...