How To Safely De-Ice Your Walkways This Winter

our live somewhere that sees cold, snowy winters, you’ve probably already started to prepare. We get freezing winters with tons of snow, so I’ve already dug out our snow shovel. I had also made a mental note to go pick up a container of road salt,but now that I’ve seen this hack, I don’t think I’ll have to after all!Apparently, a solution of one teaspoon of Dawn dish soap, one tablespoon of rubbing alcohol, and 1/2 gallon of hot or warm water is all you need to combat icy stairs and walkways this winter. If you pour the solution over these areas, they won’t refreeze. The benefit of using this method as opposed to road salt is that the salt eats away at the concrete in your sidewalks and walkways over time.

side walk de-icer

For icy steps and side walks in freezing temperatures, mix one teaspoon of dawn dishwashing liquid,one tablespoon of rubbing alcohol and 1/2 gallon hot/warm water and pour over walk ways. they wont freeze, no more salt eating at the concrete in your side walks…

I’m always on the lookout for ways to make winter a little more bearable, so if this easy hack can take care of slippery walkways, I’m absolutely willing to give it a shot!

While you’re keeping your walkways ice-free, it’s also smart to learn how to avoid falling on the ice.

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