It is no secret that it is quite difficult to stay on your feet in icy conditions, and any fall can result in serious injury.
To avoid having to juggle on the ice while waving your arms, many homeowners use salt to sprinkle their paths.
In addition to the fact that white grains can turn the rink into mush, they aggressively affect shoes, which is why white stains remain on the boots.
Instead, here are a couple of other options that will help you deal with this problem.
Sand
Sand is considered an effective and affordable means of minimizing the risk of falling on ice.
Small grains of sand can make even a well-rolled path rough.
Ash
This method is perfect for owners of stoves or fireplaces.
If you've been racking your brains over what to do with the remains of burning wood, use them on slippery surfaces - good grip will be ensured.
