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Winter activities often beckon us to the serene landscapes of frozen lakes and ponds. The thrill of skating or walking on a vast expanse of ice is unparalleled. But underneath that allure lies a pertinent question: “how thick of ice to walk on?” Without the right knowledge, our winter wonderland can quickly turn into a […]
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If you live in a cold climate, you know winter is the season of slippery sidewalks and treacherous driveways. Traction agents and chemical-free ice melt are effective alternatives to salt because they won’t harm your pets or property. In this article, we will discuss tips for walking on ice and how to deice safely. A […]
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You’ve been walking on ice for years, and you’ve never fallen through. You’re sure of it. But then, one day, you slip. Fortunately, this doesn’t mean that all your hard work has been for naught. Maybe you’re wondering how thick ice needs to be to walk on. As long as you follow these steps and […]
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Traction devices are removable components that go over your running shoes to provide more traction while jogging in the winter, whether on snow or ice. Metal teeth, spikes, tips, or, in one case, coiled wire are the active components of traction devices. But can you walk in them freely, without worrying about damaging indoor surfaces? […]
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