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After losing a row of boxwoods to cheap rock salt, I switched to these and nothing died. My dog also stopped limping after walks, which was a bonus I didn't expect.





















Regular salt stops working below 15°F and that's exactly when you need it most. These blends kept my driveway clear during a brutal cold snap that hit negative temps last January.




















Spraying before a storm hits is the move I wish someone had told me about five years ago. You use way less product and nothing pools up near your plants.




















Throwing handfuls of ice melt is how I ended up with dead spots in my lawn. A decent spreader pays for itself by keeping product off your plants and only on walking surfaces.




















Cheap salt ate through my garage floor coating in one season. Now I seal everything in fall and choose products that won't destroy what I'm trying to protect.






















Sometimes you don't need to melt anything. You just need to not fall on your face walking to the mailbox. These give grip without any chemicals touching your yard.



















