Your house, the driveway, and porch stairs could be covered with snow, sleet, or some kind of wintery mix. The directions on ...

Here's three tips to prevent ice buildup on your driveway and sidewalks. First, put a layer of salt or liquid ice melt spray down before the next winter storm arrives. This will prevent ice from ...

Sand or Grit: Sprinkle sand, gravel, or kitty litter to provide traction on icy driveways, walkways, and stairs. While this affordable option it won’t melt the ice, it creates a non-slip surface.

"These are less harsh than regular rock salt, which can wear down your driveway over time." We recommend this Safe Thaw Industrial Strength Salt-Free Ice Melter from Walmart for an environment ...

Even an extremely thin layer of ice on pavement can pose a serious safety hazard, putting family, friends, and passers-by at risk of dangerous slips and falls. Eliminating ice buildup should be a ...

When it comes to clearing sidewalks and driveways, homeowners should clear as much snow as possible before applying ice melting products, according to Michigan State University, which will allow ...

While it would be nice if we could all have heated driveways that melt ice in a jiffy, here are a couple of more practical, cost-effective ways to prep your driveway for snow or ice: If your pet ...

Following a weekend storm in Massachusetts, many sidewalks, driveways and parking lots are covered by ice. Complicating matters is a lack of ice melt at stores throughout the area. Ice was an ...

Many of us on some of the country roads, city roads, and even driveways are looking for some help in regards to melting the snow/ice mix that still remains in many places. We have actually been ...