Tag: Traction on Ice
3 Things To Keep In Mind While Walking On Ice
There’s a reason why the idiom “walking on thin ice” refers to being in danger. Walking on ice is quite risky. During the winter season, more caution is required especially...
Here’s What I Did When My Car Got Stuck In Snow
When you’re rushing to get to work or complete your urgent work, it’s easy to forget that winter driving isn’t the same as driving in the summer. Bald tires, tailgating,...
Ice Melt Damages Concrete – Do This Instead To Prevent Slipping On Ice
A small fraction of people solve their ice problem by using ice melt. But they are confronted with another issue when spring arrives; that of broken concrete. Various chemicals destroy...
How To Deal With Snow And Ice In An Environmentally Friendly Way?
The most frequent and conscious question people are asking today is ‘how can I be more environment-friendly,’ ‘how can I use a salt-free deicer and know it works?’, etc. With...
How Ice Destroys Concrete And What You Should Do?
Ice is the #1 reason for concrete damage, road erosion, roof problems, and rusting metal. Well, not ice directly, but the deicers. The salt and chloride content in every ice...
Prevent Yourself From Falling On Ice And Snow
Several people injure themselves each year by slipping and falling on the treacherous layer of ice on the surface. It doesn’t feel safe to go out of the home or...
How To Increase Traction When You Are Walking On Snow And Ice
Hundreds of people get hurt each year when they fall on snow or ice, with many suffering severe injuries. It doesn’t feel safe to go out of the home or...
5 Pros And Cons Of Ice Cleats In Winters
Winter presents a plethora of challenges, particularly in terms of mobility. Ice-covered surfaces can make simple activities like walking or running a dangerous task. While ice cleats offer a possible...
Blizzard Damage – How To Stay Safe At Home
Blizzards and snowstorms can result in hazardous winter conditions with high-speed winds knocking out power lines, leaving you without heat or communication. So how to prepare for a blizzard at...