Ice remover

With a ton of snow (and maybe ice) headed our way, THIS is a tip that we can surely use. I haven't tried it, but considering we don't have any ice melter in the house, and we DO have these ingredients, I'm going to give it a try. Certainly worth passing along: Mix together: 1 tsp Dawn dishwashing liquid 1 Tbsp rubbing alcohol 1/2 gallon hot/warm water First remove whatever snow and ice that you can, and then pour the mixture on it. It supposedly works like this: The dishwashing liquid helps…

Today I’m sharing 15 brilliant tips and hacks to remove snow and ice from driveways, cars and walkways. Over the last 3 years of working in Vt, I’ve had to learn how to remove snow and tips to get rid of ice the hard way. By making mistakes. Who knew that there’s a right way...Read More »

When it comes to removing snow and ice, there are some quick and easy tips to make your life easier. Here are 10 great snow removal hacks.

Save yourself some time and heartache with these awesome DIY Ice Prevention and Removal recipes. The first recipe I am going to share is perfect for pre-treating your car windshield the night before an expected frost. The Ice Prevention Spray is super easy! Simply mix 2 parts vinegar to 1 part water, place it in a spray

Winter ice around your home can be dangerous, so some preventative measures and a plan of attack can prevent slips and falls, and make winter life a little easier. Here are 11 innovative and effective ways to remove ice.

Are you looking for some DIY de-icers to make these winter months easier? Take a look at these easy ideas for homemade ice melt recipes!

What's a girl to do when her windshield is frozen over and it's oh, 3 degrees outside? She makes her own homemade car de-icer spray. Well, at least that's what this girl did. And...it works like a charm! Let me show you...

10 Hacks for Removing Ice

Try this homemade ice melt that is safe for pets and concrete. We make this at home every year for pennies, and we don't have to worry about our pets.

Icy stairs are a major problem in the winter for many and although rock salt will generally do the the trick, it has a tendency to ruin concrete and get tracked through the house, creating a mess. Here's a simple solution to prevent icy stairs . . .