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tearinghair | 13:14 Mon 20th Dec 2010 | Science
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I've cleared a path on the drive and put down salt. This has worked well for the moment, but of course it's very wet just now, and I don't want it to ice over. At what temperature would it be likely to do this, please? Forecast is for -8C tonight.
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A Highways man remarked, this morning, that road-salt doesn't work in temperatures below minus 10...........
13:18 Mon 20th Dec 2010
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Thanks, jtheh. This wasn't proper road salt, so maybe it will be a higher temperature than that. I'd better be careful.
13:21 Mon 20th Dec 2010

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