Winter's icy grip can turn your once-welcoming driveway and walkways into treacherous obstacle courses. Though traditional ...

If you need to go out, however, and you don’t have any rock salt for melting the ice that’s sure to form on your driveway and walkway, then your strategy might be to try to clear the snow at ...

Heavy snowfall can quickly turn into a slick layer of ice. As much as we prefer staying on the couch or doing indoor projects on a snow ... help melt ice if followed immediately with salt or ...

They clear the snow with their plows while applying salt to melt the ice on ... as our driveways and sidewalks. However, when we can, we need to be careful in certain situations using salt.

But, snow and ice on sidewalks and ... Tracy Hinson. Putting salt down on sidewalks and driveways before icing conditions like freezing rain will help it melt. But, putting salt down early for ...

It adds: “If you remove the top layer of snow in the morning, any sunshine during the day will help melt any ice beneath. You can then cover the path with salt before nightfall to stop it ...

There's the leave-it-alone philosophy, knowing that it will eventually melt ... is traditional rock salt. "It melts the salt, really, or the the snow, you know, the ice really, really well ...

Blue Heat, Safe-T-Salt, Snow Joe, Ice Slicer, Ice Eater. Evocative names, but unfortunately these snappy brand names are pretty much all you have to go on when choosing an ice melt. Which is best?