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How To Melt Ice Without Damaging The Concrete
If you have a new concrete driveway or sidewalk and live in a cold area, it’s time to reassess your ice and snow melting methods. Because it’s cheap and effective,...
Steel Based Sidewalk? Read THIS Before Choosing Your Ice Melt
The most common material used to construct sidewalks is concrete. However, over time the state departments have started experimenting with steel sidewalks too. As winters arrive, we usually begin scrambling...
5 Points To Remember Before Applying Ice Melt On A Steep Driveway
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...
How To Protect Concrete From Salt Damage
While ice and snow are some of the most lucrative features of winters, they can also be dangerous if deposited around your house. Now that’s why you need to keep...
How To Melt Ice Without Concrete Damage
Dealing with difficult winter circumstances during the cold season is never simple, and one of the issues you’ll have to deal with is melting ice without damaging your concrete. The...
How To Keep Your Concrete Safe In New York This Winter?
According to the Almanac Weather Forecast, the winter temperatures are expected to be above normal in New York. However, forecasters seem to have a consensus that the amount of snow...
Best Ice Melter For Concrete This Winter In Aspen
Waiting for winter? We are too! It’s that time of the year when people get excited about the snow season and of course, Christmas. On average, the first snowfall starts...
How To Melt Ice Without Damaging Concrete?
To melt ice without damaging concrete, use a chloride-free, salt-free deicer like Safe Paw®. Avoid rock salt and chloride-based products — they draw moisture into concrete pores, causing spalling, scaling,...
Is Ice Melt Safe For Concrete?
Some ice melts can damage concrete, especially products containing sodium chloride, calcium chloride or magnesium chloride and products applied too heavily or to vulnerable surfaces. Do not use chemical ice...