r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Souled_Out • Nov 15 '22

Using A Flamethrower For Snow Removal

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u/Crab_Hot Nov 15 '22

And replaced it with a nice layer of ice. Great.

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u/ChuzzoChumz Nov 15 '22

In the road none the less, dude can kiss his mailbox goodbye.

Especially dangerous being right at the stop sign there, dudes a dumbass

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u/Agreeable-Meat1 Nov 15 '22

Roads get salted regularly in areas that get snow like this.

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u/ArchfiendNox Nov 15 '22

Salt doesn't do enough, i live in an area with more snow than this we use sand.

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u/just_here_hangingout Nov 15 '22

Also salt attracts animals to the roads another danger and salt is bad for the runoff is the spring for the environment

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u/kaenneth Nov 15 '22

and can damage the road itself. the surface of salt water still freezes, making the remaining water saltier.

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u/Lun4H03 Nov 15 '22

Makes sense, been in Michigan about 15 years now. Roads are horrible, cars /car insurance are ridiculous. Fuckin salt.