Tag: Ice Melt for Sidewalks
Preventing Concrete Damage: What the Latest Research Says
As the conversation around safeguarding our concrete pathways and driveways from winter’s wrath continues to evolve, some interesting innovations are emerging. Think about it: Who would have guessed that we’d...
Listicle: 8 Types Of Salt Used In Deicing And Their Environmental Impact
Winter’s picturesque landscape can quickly turn treacherous when the sidewalks and roads get coated with ice. Fear not, for it is then that our little mineral heroes, deicing salt types,...
Type Of Ice Melt And What To Choose
What Type of Ice Melt Should You Choose? Quick Answer The right ice melt depends on temperature, surface type, pet exposure, environmental considerations, and whether you need to melt ice...
This Is The Safest Ice Melt To Use On Concrete Driveways
Every winter poses a new challenge, and with changing weather conditions, the intensity and frequency of snowfall have changed everywhere. There are regions where snowfall has declined and others where...
Winter Storm Warning: The Only Ice Melt That’s Safe for Concrete
No ice melt is risk-free for every concrete surface. A lower-risk choice for sound, fully cured concrete is a product with documented low corrosivity, clear concrete-use instructions, no chloride salts...
How To Treat Ice On Sidewalks And Driveways?
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,...
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...