Freezing rain on trailer question

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  1. JimTheHut

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    Glad they helped. I bought a kitchen broom yesterday and it worked great getting the snow covered ice off of everything. Think I will buy some salt while I am here at the lowes.
     
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    I always carried a steel shovel over plastic type just in case I needed to break ice. Also I used truck wash to de-ice on a couple of occasions. Ever try pre-treating your deck?
     
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    Never thought of pretreatment.....
     
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    Do a google search for liquid ice melt, most will work, for pre treatment or melting after the fact... they are expensive, but you can make your own with salt/ed water. (5gal bucket of water, add little rock salt, mix well, pour on deck, and broom the mix over entire deck. )
     
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    I was wondering if you could make your own....thanks!