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Narrow alleys at the back of the building or restaurants are the most difficult patches to cross during the winters. The main reason is that most of these alleys are not treated with salt and have a treacherous slippery ice layer. Walking on slick ice can be really dangerous. The primary concern of pedestrians is […]
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If you have a new concrete driveway, it’s time to reassess your ice and snow melting methods before the snow season. Because it’s cheap and effective, rock salt (sodium chloride) is frequently the first deicing product used by homeowners. However, it is highly corrosive, causing severe damage to concrete surfaces and posing a risk to […]
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Walking on thin ice is a challenge, and this is where traction agents come into play. While we are careful to spread ice melt or deice the surface before a snowstorm hits, there are times when ice melt does not work. So, why does ice melt not work on black ice? How can we safely […]
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Today we are more aware of the far-reaching dangers of walking on ice and the injuries it can cause. Whether at home or work, winter is when you will encounter black ice (a thin invisible icy layer on concrete that merges with the pavers or road). While we often take care of ourselves while stepping out, we […]
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When the air is crisp and the ground is covered with snow, there’s nothing like going out to enjoy the scenic white atmosphere. Winter, on the other hand, can be a difficult season to go out and about. Innocent pedestrians are at risk by freezing rain, slick pavements, and heaps of hard-packed snow. Walking outside […]
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The winter season requires different preparations to face the severe snowstorms and chilling weather. You may be preparing well by getting your fireplace checked & serviced, taking out warm clothes, and tools to remove snow from your driveway. Some major challenges of the season are to figure out how to walk on ice without slipping. […]
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Tens of thousands of people are hurt each year when they fall on snow or ice, with many suffering catastrophic injuries. The majority of falls happen at or near home, on flat but slick terrain. Many times you may need to cross the icy or snowy surface as soon as possible without the risk of […]
Read articleIn slippery conditions, slips and falls are a typical occurrence. However, there are steps to lessen your chances of getting wounded. Before walking on the snow, you start thinking about which boots you can walk in with. Your winter boots are not the best remedy for slip and fall incidents. If you must venture out […]
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You need to cross the icy or snowy surface as soon as possible without the risk of injury. Then what is your best option? It cannot be the ice melters as they will not give you instant results. So, how to walk on ice roads? Use a traction agent. The theory behind ice’s slickness paved […]
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Winters can be pretty trying, especially if you have to step out in a hurry to any work done or encourage your dog to walk on ice. Besides ice melt products, we have had constant comparisons with kitty litter, sand, and Walk on Ice, and we are here to let you know why these are unwanted […]
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