Confession: I live in South Carolina, where snow is a rare event. But when it does happen, the salt flies—rock salt from summer ice cream churns, table salt by the box, even Epsom salt grabbed from ...

With record-breaking winter weather across the country, there’s lots of ice and sleet—and with that, a lot of salt to prevent accidents. While it’s helpful outside, though, salt isn’t as welcome ...

Clearing away ice when temperatures are below freezing outside is a unique challenge. As water pools on surfaces and starts to harden, it can create hazards, whether a slippery surface that makes it ...

Snow melts, but unfortunately, the mess doesn’t. Winter slush mixes salt with dirt and chemicals that can damage shoes, carpets, and floors if you don’t clean it up quickly. A simple vinegar-and-water ...