DIAMOND CRYSTAL WINTER ICE MELT SALT 50 Lbs 100012605
Winter Melt® Ice Melt Salt
The Ice Melt Standard®
At temperatures around 15°F and higher, Winter Melt® Ice Melt Salt sets the standard for winter ice melt by melting more ice than its expensive counterparts.
Made with pure salt, Winter Melt® Ice Melt Salt is the natural choice to melt ice in temperatures as low as 5 °F / -15 °C. Always a cost-effective way to maintain your driveways, sidewalks and walkways on icy, cold days. And depending on the strength of a storm, or how strong you feel on that particular day, it comes in a variety of convenient sizes for the job at hand.
Winter Melt® Ice Melt Salt features a unique blend of large and small melting Sodium Chloride crystals working in combination to melt ice quickly, and then keep it melting, long after application.
Directions: Remove slush and as much loose snow as possible before ice melt application. Spread Winter Melt® Ice Melt Salt evenly across surface area. Apply ½–1 cup per square yard using a scoop, depending on ice thickness and air temperature, as needed. Reapply as necessary. When ice and snow soften, remove slush and any excess ice melt from pavement for good concrete maintenance.
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- SODIUM CHLORIDE CRYSTALS Winter Melt Ice Melt Salt features a unique blend of large and small melting Sodium Chloride crystals working in combination to melt ice quickly, and then keep it melting, long after application.
- Made with pure salt, Winter Melt Ice Melt Salt is the natural choice to melt ice in temperatures as low as 5 °F / -15 °C. Always a cost-effective way to maintain your driveways, sidewalks and walkways on icy, cold days. And depending on the strength of a storm, or how strong you feel on that particular day, it comes in a variety of convenient sizes for the job at hand.
- At temperatures around 15°F and higher, Winter Melt Ice Melt Salt sets the standard for winter ice melt by melting more ice than its expensive counterparts.