In a pinch? Here's how to use table salt to de-ice your driveway this winter

So, if you get caught out this winter, you can use table salt to melt your driveway and paths, but it’s not the ideal ...

Rock salt: How much to use, when it stops working, environment impact

When and how does ice form? Well first we need moisture and wet road conditions. This happens after snow falls and the ...

Can I use table salt to de-ice my driveway? Here's what you need to know

So, if you get caught out this winter, you can use table salt to melt your driveway and paths, but it’s not the ideal ...
FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul on MSN

Oversalting is bad for the environment: What's the right amount for sidewalks and driveways?

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is once again warning homeowners not to overdo it when it comes to salting their ...
WNCT

Is it too late to salt your driveway? What you need to know

(NEXSTAR) — Though temperatures are warming up across many states after frigid days last week, subfreezing conditions and treacherous roadways remain aplenty in the U.S. Freezing rain and sleet have ...

Icy driveways and sidewalks can lead to falls. How you can reduce the risk this winter

When ice and snow build up on walkways and driveways, here's what you should know about clearing the way for cars and ...
Yahoo

How to Melt Icy Sidewalks and Driveways—Without Rock Salt or Chemicals

Winter's icy grip can turn your once-welcoming driveway and walkways into treacherous obstacle courses. Though traditional rock salt remains a go-to for many, a plethora of DIY snow melt solutions ...