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Snow accumulation on garden beds, lawns, and driveways is an eternal problem with winters. You have to pay attention to the smallest of things to clean it up and ensure that it does not harm the environment in any way. There is ice melt for lawns that do not damage foliage, nor do they cause any cracks on your concrete surface.  What are the five different ways in which you can remove snow from your lawn?  Homemade Ice Melt  Mix ½ a gallon of water with 1 tsp of dish soap and 1 tbsp rubbing alcohol in a bucket and use the mixture to remove excess ice build-up from the lawn. It is advisable not to overuse the mix as it may make your plants wither slightly. The idea is to remove the ice build-up from around the soil.  Shoveling  Another safe alternative to remove excess snow from the lawn is to use a shovel . With several different types and styles of shovels in the market, you can choose the one that suits your lawn size and comfort. You can also use a snowblower in case ...

Ice melt is a life savior in winters, but not knowing how to apply it can ruin your concrete and asphalt surfaces. However, there are a few tips to keep in mind while using rock salt alternatives and other ice melt products. Every product has something to offer from CMA to magnesium chloride, calcium chloride to sawdust. Safe Paw The Original and the #1 Pet and Child Safe Ice Melt for over 20 years. Guaranteed environmentally safe – will not harm waterways and sensitive wetlands. Buy Now Let Us Take You Through The 5 Best Ways To Spread Ice Melt Without Damaging Your Surface Instructions  Every product has a clear instruction outline, and you have to read it carefully before using it. Overusing any ice melt will damage your surface, thus increasing your expenses to repair them. On average, it is advisable to use 100gms ice melt per square meter; however, it’s best to check the manual before use. Application  The primary purpose of any ice melt is to protect your concrete surfa...

The Winter season can be hard on us and our pets too. Howling winds, drifting snow, and freezing rain can be scary not just for us but for our pets as well. Winter pet injuries can be severe to our four-legged friends. Pet’s tolerance for cold weather may depend on various factors like- their body fat, activity level, age, fur on the body, etc. Slippery and icy streets, poisonous ice melt all around, and freezing weather can lead to various pet injuries that we should be aware of before the situation becomes out of control. Luckily there are ways that we’ll discuss in this article through which we can avoid winter pet emergencies. Pet Friendly Ice Melt Safe Paw The Original and the #1 Pet and Child Safe Ice melter for over 20 years. Guaranteed environmentally safe – will not harm waterways and sensitive wetlands. Buy Now Here Are Some Tips To Protect Your Pets This Winter- 1- Keep Them Inside Hypothermia and Frostbite are common winter pet injuries seen in dogs during winter times. Hyp...

The Winter season can be hard on us and our pets too. Howling winds, drifting snow, and freezing rain can be scary not just for us but for our pets as well. Winter pet injuries can be severe to our four-legged friends. Pet’s tolerance for cold weather may depend on various factors like- their body fat, activity level, age, fur on the body, etc. Slippery and icy streets, poisonous ice melt all around, and freezing weather can lead to various pet injuries that we should be aware of before the situation becomes out of control. Luckily there are ways that we’ll discuss in this article through which we can avoid winter pet emergencies. Pet Friendly Ice Melt Safe Paw The Original and the #1 Pet and Child Safe Ice melter for over 20 years. Guaranteed environmentally safe – will not harm waterways and sensitive wetlands. Buy Now Here Are Some Tips To Protect Your Pets This Winter- 1- Keep Them Inside Hypothermia and Frostbite are common winter pet injuries seen in dogs during winter times. Hyp...