Thanks Blair! Maybe one day we can join the MOLC.

Slow learner or not, Joe, @Trigger, would have provided you with the finer points of physics to remove the snow while give you a chemical analysis of the power of Haliteon the snow.

Thanks Gary. I am glad that I was able to get some errands done today. Being stuck in the house for 2 days was not fun.

Thanks Blair.

i hear you....

Thank you Clint. It is usually pretty good up here as far as snow plowing the main roads and side streets.

Thanks Danny. Yes, I am glad the roads are decent to drive once again.

Thank you Danny. Perhaps you should get better references for you hired help.

Actually NaCl (halite) is not as effective to melt snow/ice as CaCl2 (calcium chloride) or MgCl2 (magnesium chloride). The reason is these two compounds have 1.5x more atoms than halite. The more atoms dissolved in the ice, the lower the freezing point. Therefore, Calcium chloride and Magnesium chloride will lower the freezing point more so than Sodium chloride (halite/rock salt) Sorry, the 2 in the chemical formulas should be written as subscripts, but I am limited by my phone to do so.

Very funny!

Thank you Gary

See Danny, @Hembree, the knowledge you would have acquired had you not been late to the airport this morning.

Wonderful shave Gary and beautiful set up

Excellent acquisition Joe. May you have many enjoyable shaves.

I'll remember that the next time.

I will join in on Sunday with
my R41.

Joe may have the knowledge but he apparently cannot apply knowledge to the snow shovel handle.

thank you Joe.

Another fabulous shave Joe. Three days in a row, now that really is something.

This coming from the guy who I believe has said he has never shoveled snow.