Category: Ice Melt

Dogs can be severely harmed by the cold. During the winter, dogs are at risk of frostbite, hypothermia, and chemical poisoning. People use ice melters that contain dangerous chemicals when...

Black ice is a thin layer of ice formed when water freezes on any hard surface, appearing like water but solid ice. Since the ice merges with the color of...

Have you noticed how slippery parking lots or driveways get after shoveling snow away? Why is it difficult walking on ice with regular shoes? Do you feel your tires skid while turning...

Those who live in colder areas have at least once encountered black ice. On a bleak winter day, we’re cruising along when our automobile loses traction. We can sometimes reclaim...

Have you thought of all the times you were about to fall and somehow helped yourself stand back up? Your feet were about to slip, but you managed to balance...

It is one thing to melt ice and quite another to build traction. Facilities with heavy footfall and vehicle movement often find it hard to maintain snow traction for a...

Winters are exciting, but they also bring with them the challenge of clearing the snow. Walking on ice leads to slip and fall accidents, and a majority of them happen...

Winter driving conditions can be extremely difficult for drivers. Freezing temperatures, low visibility, and slick road conditions increase your chances of losing control of your vehicle and being involved in...

Winter delivers snow and ice to many regions. For most drivers, traction is a big concern. Driving on snow and ice-covered roads is hazardous in and of itself, but knowing...