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As you may already know there’s no traction in snow which makes surfaces slippery. Some people believe that kitty litter and sand are the only cost-effective ways of adding traction to snow. While sand and kitty litter both have their advantages, there’s one thing you should keep in mind: Walk On Ice is cheaper than […]
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Getting trapped in the snow, slush, or ice can be a nightmare. But a far worse situation is being a victim of slip and fall incidents. We all are well aware of the dangers of walking on ice. Many people keep sand or kitty litter in their trunks and homes to help with traction while […]
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Skidding, slipping, or sustaining injuries during winters is not uncommon. Therefore, you need winter lessons on how to walk on ice with the right traction agent. With traction magic (instant surface traction agent), you can walk on the street stress-free. Here are key differences you must understand among all three types of traction agents. It […]
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