Tag: Safe Paw
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,...
Ice Melt Ingredients & Chemicals That Affect You
Ice melt products will vary tremendously in terms of their ingredients. There are plenty of different ways to melt ice and plenty of different chemicals that are commonly used in...
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...
The 5 Types Of Dangerous Ice Melting Salts
With the onset of each winter, municipalities across the United States and Canada send out a fleet of snowplows to clear roads and apply salt to roadways. Keeping roadways open...
Freeze Warning: Chloride-Free Ice Melt Safe For New Concrete
Many ice melting products and salt products can and will damage concrete. You want to have your new concrete last for years, then choose concrete-safe ice melt products that will...
Snow Melt That Does Not Damage Concrete
If you are using salt or other ingredients to melt snow in the winter ice storms, you are not alone. Many people use these agents every year and it offers...
Rock Salt or Ice Melt on Pavers?
Which one should I use? If you’re trying to decide whether or not to use rock salt or ice melt this winter, then maybe this will help you to decide...