Tag: Safe Paw Ice Melt
4 Reasons Why Safe Paw Ice Melt Is Safe For Pets And Grass
Most homeowners like to use an ice melt that is excellent at melting ice around their home while also being safe to use around their plants and shrubs. Ice melts...
How To Treat Concrete Damaged By An Ice Melt?
Every winter, thousands of tonnes of ice-melting materials are applied to sidewalks, roads, and steps, frequently without consideration for correct application processes or the composition of the deicing substance. Deicing...
Does Safe Paw Work On Thick Layers Of Ice?
Safe Paw’s patented traction compound provides slide resistance, lasts more than 72 hours on the surface, and is salt-free, chlorine-free, and acetate-free. This ice melt is safe for grass, concrete,...
Are Deicers Really Safe For Grass?
Keeping sidewalks and roadways clean of snow and ice is critical for public safety. There are numerous formulations of de-icing substances. But are these deicers safe for grass? The salt-based...
Top Winter Dog Accessories To Keep Them Warm
The snow, cold breeze, and a cup of hot chocolate is the best combination anyone could ever think of in December. However, December and the cold weather is not only...
How To Deal With A Big Pile Of Snow In Your Yard?
Dealing with large piles of snow after a heavy winter snowfall requires strategic planning and efficient methods. Whether it’s piled up at the end of your driveway or scattered across...
Top Tips For Walking The Dog In The Winter
Winter, with its low temperatures and inclement weather, can put your dogs in danger while they are outside. Most dogs, though, will still require daily walks. When taking your dog...
When It Is Too Cold And Dangerous To Walk Your Dog?
As a proud dog owner, you know that going for a walk is the best time of day for your dog, aside from mealtimes. Consider whether it’s safe for your...
How To Prevent Slipping On Your Wooden Deck This Winter?
Every winter, keeping your wood deck clear from snow is a challenge. We all love our backyards and our decks but the idea of using salts on deck worries us....