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I would be fine if they stopped salting. Here in Michigan we are on top of one of the worlds largest reserves of salt and I believe it has led to over-use. It c
by whalesalad 6y ago
I would be fine if they stopped salting. Here in Michigan we are on top of one of the worlds largest reserves of salt and I believe it has led to over-use. It completely obliterates the metal on your vehicle.
It’s definitely time for an alternative solution, no pun intended.
- lupire 6y agoDoes salt stay around and damage your car if you don't drive in the snow? Or can you limit the risk by opting out on snow days?
- whalesalad 6y agoThe salt becomes a liquid and then splashes all over the undercarriage of your vehicle, into crevices and between surfaces. It is definitely better to avoid driving if you can. Undercoatings can help, too, but they generally need to be applied annually.