Tag: Safe Ice Melt
Why I Carry My Pet When There’s Ice Melt On Barrie’s Street?
One of Canada’s fastest-growing cities, Barrie sits along the western shore of Lake Simcoe on Kempenfelt Bay. The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts that precipitation and snowfall in Barrie will be...
Moving To Edmonton? Use This To Melt The Ice
We are expecting a La Niña this winter that will affect the weather across Western Canada. Generally, it brings the colder and snowier winter, especially after the new year, to...
Comparison: Environmentally Safe Ice Melt In London
In a typical La Niña winter, much of southern Canada gets blanketed in snow thanks to an active northern jet stream and an almost constant supply of cold air feeding...
Saskatoon, Save Your Property From Ice Melt
Saskatchewanians take pride in soldiering through months of bone-chilling temperatures. Meteorologists anticipated a colder and snowier winter than usual. Here’s what the Farmer’s Almanac has predicted for Saskatoon the coldest...
8 DIY Ice Melt Solutions That You Can Make In Seattle
For Seattle, the Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts that ‘winter temperatures and precipitation will be close to normal, on average, with below-normal snowfall. The coldest periods will occur in mid-January and...
3 Ways The Wrong Ice Melt Can Ruin Your Health
If you go out on the market to pick an ice melt, you will come across dozens of options. While most claim to be safe for humans and animals, some...
3 Ways The Wrong Ice Melt Can Destroy Your Property
As a homeowner, it is your responsibility to keep your property including entryways, walkways, parking lots, and lawns safe for all kinds of visitors. While shoveling can help remove snow and...
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...
Are You Using The Right Ice Melt Near A Well Or Water Reservoir?
Do you like winters? Yes, most of us do. They don’t call it “the most wonderful time of the year” for nothing. But the slippery and icy sidewalk in winters...