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ice melt absorb moisture in the air, which causes the ice to melt. This is considered less corrosive than rock salt (sodium chloride); however, it should not be used on concrete surfac

es as it may cause corrosion. Final Recommendation

of industry-defining community management

The majority of communities use cal cium chloride on their roads and side walks due to its fast-acting properties and effectiveness in the lowest tem

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“Compared to the other two options, calcium chloride minimizes re freezing, making surfaces much safer to walk and drive on.”

peratures (-25 degrees Fahrenheit). Calcium chloride is also known to be less harmful to concrete and plants than the alternatives. Compared to the other two options, calcium chloride minimizes re-freezing, making surfac es much safer to walk and drive on. It is advised to wipe off any shoes and/ or pets’ paws after walking in any type of ice melt to avoid skin irritation. There is no such thing as pet-friendly ice melt, unfortunately, for our many furry friends. n

To learn more, visit IntegraMgtCorp.com or call Edward San George, MPA, PCAM at ( 973) 770-1500 .

200 Valley Road, Suite 203 Mt. Arlington, NJ 07856

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