Category: Ice Melt
5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Use Sand To Melt Ice
Sand does not melt ice because it does not meaningfully lower water’s freezing point. It is an abrasive material that can temporarily improve traction on an icy surface. However, sand...
Using Traction Agents To Prevent Slipping In Winter
Winters can be scary and dangerous if we have not made suitable preparations. We must not take the snow and ice lightly as it can cause slipping, skidding, falling, or...
Four Reasons Why You Should NOT Use Kitty Litter To Add Traction
Kitty litter can provide limited, temporary grip on ice, but it does not melt ice and may become wet, clumpy, muddy, or difficult to clean. Its performance also varies by...
Difference Between Sand, Kitty Litter And Walk On Ice
As homeowners, we shovel fresh snow after a snowstorm and salt on our walkways. It may appear to be the most excellent technique to remove slick ice surfaces. However, we...
Tips For Applying Walk On Ice On Different Surfaces
Attempting to traverse terrain that has been frozen solid by ice is a risky endeavor. When trying to walk on ice without slipping, you should use all of your senses....
Best Way To Deal With Black Ice
Black ice may not be that common but a sudden surprise may not be a pleasant one. Black ice is a thin layer of ice that forms on roads and...
5 Steps To Preventing Slip And Fall Accidents In Your Area
Slip and fall accidents are common in winters. As a responsible citizen, you don’t want such accidents near your house and area. If you’re wondering how to walk on ice...
Upkeeping Your Premises For Employee Safety
Injuries and accidents in the winter season are common. While we cannot control snow and weather we can take a few precautions to keep ourselves safe from the winter woes....
Increasing Traction On Roads Near You
Road safety should not be the government’s responsibility alone. If each one takes the responsibility of maintaining roads around us snow-free won’t this world be a happier place to live?...