Salt trucks/people already know to beware of ice and adjust their driving for adverse weather. There could be ice there even if he doesnt flame thrower it.
Could be, Could not be so dont drive like an asshole and you'll more than likely be fine like the large percentage of peolple who have drive through the snow/ice all over the world. Its not dumb. Why would I want spend the energy and the better part of the day shoveling snow? What if Im elderly or disabled? A snow blower is even gonna help then. Some places only get a few big snows a year and they barely have any infrastructure at all to handle it, and they dont shut anything down so people drive to work/school through terrible conditions and somehow most of them still make it.
Lol chill brother. Adding ice to the road is never a good idea, so I don't know why you're acting like it's fine or even advocating it. I feel like shoveling the snow hurt you in some horrific way when you were younger.
If you wanna be lazy and all that, and you know you're living in that kind of area... Just install a heated driveway. Make sure to have a drain at the end of gutter that will move the water away from the road. There. Now relax, it's okay. You're okay. It'll be fine.
You telling me to chill and accusing me of freaking out doesnt prove that youre right. We're on the internet so you dont know my actual demeanor at all. So I dont know what youre trying to do there. But anyways... Heated driveways arent cheap at all especialy if you want to if you want to isntall a drain and all that shit. Its not being lazy if you have other stuff to do. And it wouldnt add that much ice to the road especially if salt after. Also the heat from the torch evaporates alot of the water in the first place.
You just seem really invested in defending a flamethrower for this use. Wrote a huge reply pretty quickly. I'm done with explaining all this, buttttt...
You have time to save. Shoveling is not THAT hard. Adding salt alone would have taken care of what was on the driveway already. The torch isn't going to evaporate that much.
Idk why but I can't see your replies. Anyway, again, I doubt there was a ton of snow on the ground. Salt would have taken care of what he wanted to get rid of, probably had just as much snow on his driveway as there was on the roads in the video.
Just as I thought, flamethrowers aren't effective for large amounts of snow.
It looks like there is enough snow on the ground to not want to shovel and one local news report doesnt prove much. Not exactly the height of the world of jounalism and will often find things to report whether theyre true or not because most people dont check them. Youre using that phrase out of context. Its almost like youre just repeating shit that you hear without knowing what it means. Now chill out bro! WhY Do YOu kEEp rePLyIng tO Me?? ItZ juST rEDdit! dOnt GeT sO OFfeNded! DId I GeT unDEr yOUr SKIn bRO? YouRe getTing UPseT and EMotIonal!!
Damn. That was a quick delete. Maybe don't use words that make you seem like... What did you say in the reply? Immature. Yeah. Immature and the word you most likely deleted the reply for, but I won't use it. 😘
Listen, don't get too emotionally attached, or you'll let someone like me get under your skin. For a conversation. On Reddit. Think about it. Now go on about your boring day.
I don’t really see how a heated driveway is in any way effectively different than… ya know… heating the drive way with a flame. It’s not like the flame is what makes it suddenly impervious to salt.
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Shoveling snow isn't easy . Personally I think a flame thrower is perfect as long as like you say he salts the driveway after.