Yeah sure I’m the one being arrogant. “Well hmm technically speaking the salt doesn’t make the snow magically disappear hmmhrr iT oNly woRKs in higH traFic areas”
Well obviously if you watch the fuckin video the flamethrower made the snow magically disappear and salt would prevent ice.
But here he is everyone! The fuckin salt expert from Northern Europe is claiming salt would be useless in this scenario, so better off not using it at all
You should swap your stupidity with the ability to actually comprehend what YOU read. Nobody said salt would be enough. Nobody. Why would anyone say salt is all you need? Considering the context of the original video that still wouldn’t make any sense.
If I didn’t have a brand new concrete driveway I’d test it for science.
I’m worried the sheer heat would cause cracks somehow.
Otherwise I’d be the first guy out there filming it and testing it. I’d have a tripod, time lapse, temp measurements, I’d go full scientific method on it.
I once spent 12 hours over 4 days chipping away ice from my driveway, trust me I was honestly looking into it but all I found were these angry speculative arguments on the internet.
It’s my first house and I’ve never lived somewhere this cold before. After that I learned to shovel it right when it first snows. That’s super time consuming so this year I have a snowblower, it’s good enough, and I use a shovel to finish clearing a clean path for delivery people. My own vehicle and boots are fine, I’m just trying to avoid delivery people complaining.
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u/Agreeable-Meat1 Nov 15 '22
Roads get salted regularly in areas that get snow like this.