Baking soda: Mixing100 grams of baking soda with a gallon of water could be a solution to clearing ice from some sidewalks.

Stop destroying your driveway.

Residents in the Ark-La-Tex area are advised to use de-icing sprays, rubbing alcohol and water mixtures, rock salt, ice melt products, sand, kitty litter, and calcium chloride to safely melt ice on ...

If your heat is still functional, take steps to keep it inside the home by sealing window and door frames with adhesive tape.

Vinegar does melt ice because its acetic acid lowers the freezing point of water. When combined with warm water, it’s a safe, effective alternative to traditional rock salt for melting ice around your ...

As the winter storm approaches, residents are scrambling to find ice melt, with supplies quickly diminishing. If you're left ...

Preventing ice before a storm is the safest approach because it stops ice from bonding and makes driveways easier to manage.

Rock salt or deicer depleted? Raid your pantry for sugar, baking soda, alcohol, coffee grounds, pickle juice, or bird seed to ...

Recent developments in turf management and soil care have drawn attention to materials and practices designed to reduce environmental impact while maintaining functional performance. Across ...

Not having enough ice melt during a snowstorm can leave you in a difficult situation. While it's always good to be prepared, sometimes stores run out or the weather takes an unexpected turn. If you ...

Just because winter is here doesn’t mean the yard work stops. Living in snowy climates means preparing for spring, while warmer climates still have to deal with weekly maintenance. We’ve rounded up ...