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Using too much de-icing salt can cause serious damage to metal, concrete, and the environment. We share the disadvantages of using too much de-icing salt.

As winter season leans in with its icy grip, it's easy for homeowners reach for rock salt to de-ice their concrete surfaces; however, salt isn’t the best choice—it can cause concrete damage, harm ...

Salt makes ice melt more quickly, making it a life-saver in winter — yet it can also cause major damage to your floors without these precautions.

Salt seeker: artist’s impression of compact neutron source and data analysis system being used to inspect concrete in a bridge. (Courtesy: RIKEN) A compact neutron source has been used to quickly and ...

WASHINGTON — When snow arrives alongside freezing temperatures, salt plays a key role in keeping roads clear and ensuring safe travel. However, over time it can cause damage. Salt is widely used to de ...

When we have winter storms, our roads are kept clear by the hard work of all of the local road crews. They clear the snow with their plows while applying salt to melt the ice on the roads. Without ...

Dutch researcher Lourens Rijniers has discovered why William of Orange's grave, the monument on the Dam in Amsterdam and the Alhambra in Granada are all badly affected by salt damage. Salt can cause a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Clearing away ice when temperatures are below freezing outside is a unique challenge. As water pools on surfaces and starts to ...