Hallo, ich würde gerne wissen, was die Leute normalerweise verwenden, damit ihre Höfe jetzt im Winter, wenn Schnee liegt, vollständig eisfrei sind.
Mein Nachbargarten ist nie vereist und aufgrund meines Autismus fühle ich mich nicht wohl dabei, Leute live zu fragen, daher ist es viel einfacher, hier zu fragen 😄
Ich habe eines aus dem beigefügten Video ausprobiert, es ist überhaupt nicht effektiv und kostet 20 $, also funktioniert es bei mir irgendwie nicht. Ich bin sicher, dass sie etwas verwenden, das sehr effektiv ist
Danke
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Petkele
Prevention is the key. Try to keep areas you don’t want to get icy as snowfree as possible. Won’t do the job 100% but helps A LOT.
Most people don’t try to keep large areas ice free, only pathways, parking area etc. A lot of people also don’t try to get rid if the ice, just put gravel on it to make it less slippery.
Removing once frozen is not really possible without physically scarbing it away.
Key is prevention:
Try to remove snow before it gets compacted by feet/cars.
Pile the snow somewhere where when it melts the water cant flow back to where you removed it and gets frozen at night. Look where the nearest downstream drain is and make the pile on that side.
Having your yard towards south makes a huge difference compared to north facing yards. I have a north facing front door and there is ice on my yard often like 3 weeks longer on spring than on the houses cross the street.
If you get that +5 celsius loska day go and remove as much of it as you can.
Here is a cheaper version of roadsalt. It only helps when air temp is not colder than around -3 celsius or so. Roadsalt can help as it makes holes in the ice and prevents it from being slippery.
https://www.biltema.fi/vapaa-aika/puutarha/lumityokalut-ja-hiekoitus/sulatussuolatiesuola-10-kg-2000041617
This has been one of the most effective products I’ve tried: https://www.biltema.fi/en-fi/leisure/garden/snow-clearing-and-anti-icing/de-icing-flakes-4-kg-2000059707
It is calcium chloride, which means it can be harmful to plants and cause cracks if applied on concrete surfaces. It works well on asphalt with no noticeable damage.