Three Way to use Bare Ground

Hours Before A Storm:

Bare Ground can be applied to a bare surface hours before the start of an expected snow or ice storm. The result of an early application to a bare surface is the creation of a nonstick surface which makes the removal of ice and snow quick and easy and helps maintain safer grounds and walkways. This is an excellent manner of treatment in those snow areas that remain extremely cold for long periods of time.

At The Start of A Storm:

Bare Ground can be applied to a bare surface at the start of a snow or ice event. The result of an application to a bare surface at the start of a storm will result in a possible reduction of an accumulation of snow by as much as 3. This reduction effect is somewhat dependent upon the humidity content present in the snowfall and the ambient outside temperature. The coldest snowfall temperatures will generally result in very low water content in the snow. This water content is responsible for starting the reduction effect. With lengthy snow storms, the solution applied will be overcome and an accumulation will occur.However, the non-stick effect will continue to be effective.

After The Storm:

Bare Ground can be applied after a snow or ice strorm to residual patches of ice and snow. The result of an application to residual patches after a storm will create a melting of the patches of ice and snow even at low temperatures. Bare Ground is an excellent low temperature, environmentally gentle deicer.