Tag: Non Corrosive Deicer
International Week of Science The Chemical Difference That Makes Ice Melt Safe
It’s International Week of Science (observed annually, November 9-15), and while your mind might jump to rockets or CRISPR technology, we’re going to focus on a piece of everyday chemistry...
Do Safe Paw and Safe Thaw Dissolve Completely? A Closer Look at Granule Behavior
The superior dissolving performance of Safe Paw and Safe Thaw stems from their chloride-free, eco-balanced formulations. Traditional deicers rely on harsh salts that dissolve rapidly but leave behind corrosive residues...
Can You Use Ice Melt on Composite Decking and Metal Roofs? Yes—But Only the Right Kind
When winter rolls in and ice begins to build up on your composite decking or metal roof, safety becomes a top concern. But so does preservation. Using the wrong ice...
Is the Ice Melt to Blame for Concrete Damage? The Real Answer May Surprise You
As winter approaches, homeowners with vegetable gardens often worry about how ice melt products might impact the soil and surrounding plants. The last thing any gardener wants is to protect...
Can Safe Paw or Safe Thaw Damage Stone or Mortar? Understanding Porosity and Protection
When winter hits, homeowners reach for deicers to keep steps, patios, and walkways safe. But what happens when those walkways are made of stone and mortar? A frequent concern is...
Can Safe Paw Granules Get Stuck in Broom-Finished Concrete? Here’s What You Need to Know
Broom-finished concrete is a popular choice for outdoor surfaces like driveways, walkways, and patios because of its textured, slip-resistant surface. However, that texture raises questions during winter—particularly whether ice melt...
Eco Friendly Salt Alternatives For Getting Rid Of Ice
The Winter season means ice, snow, chilly weather, and ice melt. Yes, soon, our driveways, sidewalks, parking lots are going to be filled with snow and covered with ice melt....
Keep Your Pets And Concrete Safe With Environment Friendly Ice Melts
With the drop in temperature, your pet is at risk of several injuries. The harsh snow and chemicals can leave your four-legged friend’s paw chapped or itchy, as well as...