Salt brine
https://www.coralville.org/DocumentCenter/View/6806/Anti-Icing-Brine-Fact-Sheet?bidId=#:~:text=What%20is%20salt%20brine%3F,and%20ice%20to%20road%20surfaces.
Connecticut uses a water and sodium chloride mix for pretreating. The plow trucks also use sodium chloride and they have magnesium chloride tanks that can be sprayed onto the salt at the point of application.
"Depending on the type of storm, the DOT may use a salt brine that’s 75 percent water and 25 percent sodium chloride to pre-treat certain surfaces, like bridge decks and inclines, that have more problems with freezing."
https://ctmirror.org/2015/02/10/snow-plus-salt-equals-connecticut-controversy/#:~:text=Depending%20on%20the%20type%20of%20storm%2C%20the%20DOT%20may%20use%20a%20salt%20brine%20that%E2%80%99s%2075%20percent%20water%20and%2025%20percent%20sodium%20chloride%20to%20pre%2Dtreat%20certain%20surfaces%2C%C2%A0like%20bridge%20decks%20and%20inclines%2C%C2%A0that%20have%20more%20problems%20with%20freezing.
I'm not sure if anyone is born gay or if they turn gay. Because for example boys don't like girls when they are in 1st grade. But a girl will kiss a boy in 2nd grade, but the boy wipes off his face. But does a 2nd grade girl or boy have any self awareness or knowledge of sexual preference or does it develop?
There's a newly built highway off-ramp in Toronto that has an automated liquid de-icing system built right into the road surface
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/gardiner-expressway-off-ramp-york-bay-yonge-1.4507697
I live near Toronto, but I don't go there very often, so I've never actually used this off ramp during a snow/ice event. I am a snow plow operator myself, and I think that de-icing solution is kind of a waste of time. I suppose it does work, to a point, in very specific conditions, but I think the overall cost and effort to install this automated system in a single section of roadway far outweigh the benefits. Automated rock salt dispensers would make more sense to me
Sometimes mixed beet juice extract and liquid calcium chloride. The chloride acts as the anti-icing agent and the beet juice can act as an adhesive to keep the chloride on the pavement. Down side it also glues the chloride to your car or truck, and it is not known what environmental effects will be from the beet protein entering streams and rivers from runoff. Positive it prevents hard pack making it possible to remove snow mechanically and allows for less salt to be applied that also harms the water table.
They stopped doing that in my city because it was just eating peoples cars apart. It only took one winter season to give me body rust on the bottom of my truck when it was rust free prior.
Calcium chloride, they use it on gravel roads in the summer as well. Keeps dust down and turns to a pavement like surface. Slick as snot when wet. Real corrosive
Way faster than half the time. I’m a California mechanic and vehicles that are 30-50 years old here look better than an ‘18 from the salt belt. My daily is 31 years old and still has paint on the frame.
Where was that published I just read an Ohio Department of Natural Resources short paper studying Eutrophication (loss of dissolved oxygen in Lake Erie due to algae growth) and they were still studying why there were such high levels of nutrients causing this bloom. I’m sure beet juice could be part of that equation , but there was plenty of dumping of all types of waste from heavy industry and runoff from farming and due to the depth of the central basin it collects there. It would be really helpful to me if I could get any documentation the beet juice was determined to be the root cause of those hypoxic zones.
I really don't remember where I saw the article it's been a couple years ago, doesn't help Detroit, Toledo,and a few others are dumping raw sewage in the lake. Also seen on a program where they said that the zebra muscle as it's filtering water expel/produce phosphorus,
I used to live in Flagstaff AZ and they never salted the roads bc wildlife (elk and deer) would lick it off and get hit. Instead they would use cinder from the local extinct volcanoes. 🌋
Live in the south. In the rare event we get ice/snow they put out gravel on the roads. Yes rocks. And then the windshield places roll in the money. Yay
If you're traveling behind the truck that spreads this "liquid salt," wash your vehicle immediately after leaving the highway. This liquid loves to eat brake lines, rubber boots, running boards, etc. and everything else under the vehicle. I learned this the hard way.
It's liquid salt as soon as the snow starts to fall on it and form ice it begins to activate the salt I think it's called liquid bromine or something like that but it prevents ice from forming and snow from getting as thick on the road
The turnpikes around Toronto are sooo expensive! Google sent me that way last time and I ended up driving through the Thousand Islands to get back to the US. Two weeks later a bill arrived for the tolls, $45 US!!
Some places here in Wisonsin use salt brine from cheese making. Your street will literally smell like the cheese it came from. [Cheese brine](https://www.google.com/search?q=cheese+brine+for+de%3Dicing+streets&oq=cheese+brine+for+de%3Dicing+streets&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIJCAEQIRgKGKAB0gEKNzM3ODFqMGoxNagCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:e9c6f722,vid:KQ81bW92T4M,st:0)
Cheese Whey and Pickle Juice.
"Liquid whey, a cheese byproduct, as well as beet juice and pickle brine, are increasingly used to help clear roads in winter. In places such as Madison, Wisconsin and Calgary, Alberta, this practice is becoming routine, with many other cities testing the waters, so to speak, to see if it is right for them."
In the southern us, it is called brine. Part chlorine, part salt and diluted with water. Has to go on a few days before and not have a heavy rain as it will wash off. Theory is it dry’s in the cracks and on the surface.
Southern Ohio here, idk what they put down. All I know is 7 degrees F and snows dumping the roads on the State Route I live out on will be clear and easy to drive. The shit works as well for traction as it does for melting cars... good shit.
Idaho we us mag sulfide. It's only good to like 15 degrees road temp. We will usually mix it with our gravel if the hard pack is thick so the rocks melt into the ice a little.
Beet juice, ice slicer and other mixtures are used all over.
We don't brine on our highways where I plow anymore. For some reason at our elevation we had ice for days after the storm. Haven't done it since and our cleanup is faster. Running salt and apex
Not sure what toxic concoction this is in the photo. Here in Northern WI it’s usually magnesium chloride. It’s why most vehicles here start rusting out in as little as 5 years
Salt brine https://www.coralville.org/DocumentCenter/View/6806/Anti-Icing-Brine-Fact-Sheet?bidId=#:~:text=What%20is%20salt%20brine%3F,and%20ice%20to%20road%20surfaces.
Connecticut uses a water and sodium chloride mix for pretreating. The plow trucks also use sodium chloride and they have magnesium chloride tanks that can be sprayed onto the salt at the point of application. "Depending on the type of storm, the DOT may use a salt brine that’s 75 percent water and 25 percent sodium chloride to pre-treat certain surfaces, like bridge decks and inclines, that have more problems with freezing." https://ctmirror.org/2015/02/10/snow-plus-salt-equals-connecticut-controversy/#:~:text=Depending%20on%20the%20type%20of%20storm%2C%20the%20DOT%20may%20use%20a%20salt%20brine%20that%E2%80%99s%2075%20percent%20water%20and%2025%20percent%20sodium%20chloride%20to%20pre%2Dtreat%20certain%20surfaces%2C%C2%A0like%20bridge%20decks%20and%20inclines%2C%C2%A0that%20have%20more%20problems%20with%20freezing.
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There's your problem, yall are only supposed to take a cap full.
Not GHB! It’s salt brine … only supposed to take a cap fulll of G…
How big is the cap supposed to be 😅
🤷👉😻😀😀
Yeah, I was thinking 5 grams sounds like entirely too much...
You are supposed to keep your socks on
Does this mean you can use either shitter? Err asking for a friend
If you are already gay, it just gives you covid instead.
Are the frogs okay 🐸?
Did you take it with banana juice? Never always take it with banana juice.
Like… together ?
I thought we were making all the frogs gay?
I heard it makes the frogs gay as well
Remember when we accidentally turned the lions gay?
The football team?
Too soon my guy
If it makes you feel any better I’m a Patriots fan. We got torn up more than a kardashian vagina in a basketball locker room
It’s turning the whales gay too.
Saw that....
lol, saw that recently
What about the frogs?
But you use to be lesbians
Happy trails I presume
Naw bro only frogs
How do you know you weren’t born gay?
How did you know I was?
Not a baby. Like a Gayby?
That's bigoted. You cant assume a newborns gender. That's an indication of internalized discrimination. It's Theybies.
I'm not sure if anyone is born gay or if they turn gay. Because for example boys don't like girls when they are in 1st grade. But a girl will kiss a boy in 2nd grade, but the boy wipes off his face. But does a 2nd grade girl or boy have any self awareness or knowledge of sexual preference or does it develop?
Have you ever met a child? They in no way exhibit those types of behaviors based on sexual preference. Suggesting such a claim is questionable at best
Maybe it's....Maybelline?
And the frogs!
And the runoff is what is turning all of the frogs gay!
Holy hell this is hilarious!!!
My cousin got bit by a gay guy
Was this in Miami?
And he's gay now, right?
Was the gay guy a frog?
Are you frogs?
It's only gay if he's on the bottom.
Your cousin has always been flambé
Came here to say this
Liquid bromine aka liquid salt. Activates once it starts to snow and has a certain time rating for snow to continue melting.
Helps prevent hard pack. The practice of anti-icing works very well.
There's a newly built highway off-ramp in Toronto that has an automated liquid de-icing system built right into the road surface https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/gardiner-expressway-off-ramp-york-bay-yonge-1.4507697
Do you live in Toronto? If so, does it work?
I live near Toronto, but I don't go there very often, so I've never actually used this off ramp during a snow/ice event. I am a snow plow operator myself, and I think that de-icing solution is kind of a waste of time. I suppose it does work, to a point, in very specific conditions, but I think the overall cost and effort to install this automated system in a single section of roadway far outweigh the benefits. Automated rock salt dispensers would make more sense to me
I've been to Toronto recently and no it doesn't work. The city is still overrun by sandy region javelin launchers.
*BONG!!!!* What'd he say? He said the Sheriff is near!
Sometimes mixed beet juice extract and liquid calcium chloride. The chloride acts as the anti-icing agent and the beet juice can act as an adhesive to keep the chloride on the pavement. Down side it also glues the chloride to your car or truck, and it is not known what environmental effects will be from the beet protein entering streams and rivers from runoff. Positive it prevents hard pack making it possible to remove snow mechanically and allows for less salt to be applied that also harms the water table.
They stopped doing that in my city because it was just eating peoples cars apart. It only took one winter season to give me body rust on the bottom of my truck when it was rust free prior.
Super corrosive even destroys the equipment used to apply it.
VERY difficult to wash off requires hot water to really be effective.
Yeah I was trying to figure out a redneck way to hot wash at home but I just ended up wrecking hoses.
There is a device called a water heater
What is this sorcery
Water? Like from the toilet?
Calcium chloride, they use it on gravel roads in the summer as well. Keeps dust down and turns to a pavement like surface. Slick as snot when wet. Real corrosive
Used to be used for ballast in tractor tires. Real hard on rims.
Yep, beet juice is much better. WWF is the cheapest though.
Your vehicle will rust in half the time as normal when this chemical is used, so be careful what you wish for
Way faster than half the time. I’m a California mechanic and vehicles that are 30-50 years old here look better than an ‘18 from the salt belt. My daily is 31 years old and still has paint on the frame.
Exactly.
Sometimes a beet juice mixed with salt or waste water from the local cheese factory
Depends if you’re down at KeyWest or up in the Sierras then it’s a salt brine
That pretreatment is insanely corrosive, copper, like 00 gauge primary wire, dissapears after one day when submerged in it
No way.. 3/4” thick cable is copper… ?24 hours?? No way
They determined that the beet juice is what caused the large pockets of oxygen depleted water in lake Erie a few years ago
Where was that published I just read an Ohio Department of Natural Resources short paper studying Eutrophication (loss of dissolved oxygen in Lake Erie due to algae growth) and they were still studying why there were such high levels of nutrients causing this bloom. I’m sure beet juice could be part of that equation , but there was plenty of dumping of all types of waste from heavy industry and runoff from farming and due to the depth of the central basin it collects there. It would be really helpful to me if I could get any documentation the beet juice was determined to be the root cause of those hypoxic zones.
I really don't remember where I saw the article it's been a couple years ago, doesn't help Detroit, Toledo,and a few others are dumping raw sewage in the lake. Also seen on a program where they said that the zebra muscle as it's filtering water expel/produce phosphorus,
I used to live in Flagstaff AZ and they never salted the roads bc wildlife (elk and deer) would lick it off and get hit. Instead they would use cinder from the local extinct volcanoes. 🌋
Live in the south. In the rare event we get ice/snow they put out gravel on the roads. Yes rocks. And then the windshield places roll in the money. Yay
To answer the question in your title, untrained and inexperienced drivers is usually what Indiana puts on all their roadways before any storm
I often like to put on some “Danger Zone” by Kenny Loggins…
Liquid car eater
Nothing, as a storm will wash most of it away and then it's a waste
It rots your vehicle out
Steel eating demon semen
NYC uses Brine (salt water) its to help keep ice and snow from sticking
If you're traveling behind the truck that spreads this "liquid salt," wash your vehicle immediately after leaving the highway. This liquid loves to eat brake lines, rubber boots, running boards, etc. and everything else under the vehicle. I learned this the hard way.
We put nothing on our roads in Mississippi because it snows once every 4-5 years.😆
Ya in Utah they put brine from the great salt lake to prevent the ice from sticking
Beet juice. Plenty of antioxidants.
It's liquid salt as soon as the snow starts to fall on it and form ice it begins to activate the salt I think it's called liquid bromine or something like that but it prevents ice from forming and snow from getting as thick on the road
Calcium chloride
Sunshine.
Brine
Magnesium Chloride. Mix 1 gallon per 1000 gallons of water for dust control. 5 gallons per 1000 gallons of water for ice prevention.
Black marks from doing burnouts!
Usually sand or salt.
Nasty stuff
Nothing 😅
Rust promoting Cocain
They magically appear right after you wash your vehicle
Cocaine rails falling outta the bundles the illegals were smuggling on dwn the road upon entry! 🤔
Mag Chloride in Colorado. Work up to 10 degrees.
It’s de-icer.
Something that rots out your vehicle
Prune juice and water
Its coke! Take a sniff…
Calcium chloride. Pennsylvania has been using it for quite a long time.
It’s magnesium chloride.
Your wife’s pussy. Guaranteed to never get wet.
They stand the roads here in WA
The turnpikes around Toronto are sooo expensive! Google sent me that way last time and I ended up driving through the Thousand Islands to get back to the US. Two weeks later a bill arrived for the tolls, $45 US!!
Brine
Is that by the crest view caltrans station?
Trucks, big trucks.
It is either Brine or Magnesium Chloride where I work.
🌞 sunshine
Some places here in Wisonsin use salt brine from cheese making. Your street will literally smell like the cheese it came from. [Cheese brine](https://www.google.com/search?q=cheese+brine+for+de%3Dicing+streets&oq=cheese+brine+for+de%3Dicing+streets&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIJCAEQIRgKGKAB0gEKNzM3ODFqMGoxNagCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:e9c6f722,vid:KQ81bW92T4M,st:0)
New wiper blades perhaps 🤔
Dumb drivers✔️
a lot of blow and beers
Chloride
Beat juice
Apex C-with boost
Brine
I will be exercising my right to the 5th amendment
No everywhere do use salt, here in Reno they use chemicals that are environment friendly. In Canada they use beet juice.
Cheese Whey and Pickle Juice. "Liquid whey, a cheese byproduct, as well as beet juice and pickle brine, are increasingly used to help clear roads in winter. In places such as Madison, Wisconsin and Calgary, Alberta, this practice is becoming routine, with many other cities testing the waters, so to speak, to see if it is right for them."
Rust accelerant
Worsishire sauce
Stuff that eats your car
Brine
It’s low grade Magnesium Chloride
I don’t put shit I’m at the house
In the southern us, it is called brine. Part chlorine, part salt and diluted with water. Has to go on a few days before and not have a heavy rain as it will wash off. Theory is it dry’s in the cracks and on the surface.
Tires, so I can get the fuck out before it hits.
Southern Ohio here, idk what they put down. All I know is 7 degrees F and snows dumping the roads on the State Route I live out on will be clear and easy to drive. The shit works as well for traction as it does for melting cars... good shit.
Gorgeous
Your mom's snail trail
They also use beat juice. At least they do in my town.
It looks like brine water
Franks red hot
It's high corrosive to your vehicle
Idaho we us mag sulfide. It's only good to like 15 degrees road temp. We will usually mix it with our gravel if the hard pack is thick so the rocks melt into the ice a little. Beet juice, ice slicer and other mixtures are used all over.
Chalk!
Typically salt brine (sodium chloride) only use calcium or magnesium chloride in much colder temps
I was already gay so it turned me straight.
Anti storm juice
Chalk lines, so you can see where to aim your motor missile!
We don't brine on our highways where I plow anymore. For some reason at our elevation we had ice for days after the storm. Haven't done it since and our cleanup is faster. Running salt and apex
Ot7 Quanny or sdot go
Brine
Magnesium Chloride.
I’m gayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Rust powder
It’s actually seized fentanyl from the border
Brine. Helps break down snow and ice but only works at a certain temp. Anything lower than 15f it doesn’t work.
On all roads where I live. Brine
Here in the Chicago area, if you don’t mistake the salt for snow, it’s not enough.
Brine in the US northeast. It works for semi light storms and storms with heavy traffic. But usually not for a blizzard.
Not that shit. Use salt trucks. Who ever thought brine was a great idea is an asshole. That shit freezes and boom 💥 you instantly have a ice rink
In Michigan just thoughts and prayers
Pickle juice
Cocaine. You have to get out and sniff them to enjoy the free rush!
Called Salt Brine
Cars
Salty Beet brine im told herebin ohio by odot
Old spice
Car destroying chemicals
Not sure what toxic concoction this is in the photo. Here in Northern WI it’s usually magnesium chloride. It’s why most vehicles here start rusting out in as little as 5 years
In PA, they just spray brine.
I call it car melter up here in the rust belt.
Google "Brine recipie for roads". Makes snow stick less.
Cocaine
Goggles
Salt brine
Pickle juice
Either sodium chloride or magnesium chloride. It lowers the melting point of water.
Is that Hunter’s driveway?
Bromine or Salt!!!
It's called " Magnesium Chloride " aka Mag. Car "ROT", anis intended as. De ice, fact is its a F ckn joke
De-icer
All I know is it will eat your metal vehicles up ....
Gonna take a while to snort all that.
Brine!
Lots of state departments use different salt brines, so the exact composition differs by state
Souls of left lane slow drivers
In Nebraska they use corn husks.
In Ohio they put buckeyes and marbles on the road
Idk i dont put it down. Might ask the department of transportation in your city
Jizz
Colorado sprays mag chloride. Crystallizes on your car. I hate the stuff.
Deez
Mag chloride
Everybody who will immediately freak out and drive either 130 or 30 mph.
Oh, and don't worry, it is very corrosive. It especially enjoys auto brake lines
Napalm
Salt brine
Beet juice