Tag: Anti-Skid Ice Melt
4 Ways To Manage The Ice On Sidewalks In Your Commercial Area
For many businesses, winter is a difficult time. Because of the slippery ice all around, people try to stay inside most of the time. Therefore, the sales are impacted. Not...
4 Scenarios When to Use Traction Magic
Snowfall season has unmatchable beauty. But at the same time, snow and ice accumulation on sidewalks, driveways, and parking lots can create hazard zones. Slip and fall accidents are one...
How To Reduce Premises Liability From Slip And Fall Accidents
As a business owner, you have premises responsibility, which means you are liable for maintaining your property safe and in excellent working order for employees and visitors. Slip and fall...
Traction Magic- Natural Crystals?
As the harsh winter weather knocks at the door, unsafe roads and auto accidents become one of the critical winter concerns. Icy walks or snow-covered ground can easily lead to...
What To Use On New Concrete To Add Traction
To add temporary traction to new concrete during icy conditions, first remove loose snow and then apply a salt-free abrasive traction material intended for winter surfaces. Sand, grit, and other...
Traction On Ice – Natural Way
Keeping ourselves homebound during the snow season is not an alternative hence, we need to prepare in advance to face the challenges of winter. Walking on snow and ice is...
Traction Magic – How To Use
Driving any vehicle in the winter season is hazardous because of reduced friction at the tire-road interface due to ice formation on the road during this season. So what to...
How To Minimize Slip and Fall Accidents At Business Premises
During the winter months, snow and ice accumulation on sidewalks, driveways, and parking lots can create hazard zones, resulting in slip, trip, and fall accidents that may cause critical and...
How Traction Magic Works – The Science Behind
Icemelt does not serve the need for people to cross the icy or snowy surface immediately. One million Americans are injured every year . Nearly 600,000 are hospitalized every year...