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Salt spreaders are versatile pieces of equipment that homeowners in colder climates should invest in. Using salt on paved surfaces during the winter can help reduce injuries and damage when things are icy. According to Scientific American, salt reduces ice build-up by lowering the freezing point of water to about 15 degrees Fahrenheit. Let’s learn more about what battery-powered spreaders are and how to use them.
A salt spreader is an appliance that is used to distribute salt on icy surfaces such as driveways and sidewalks. They can also be used to distribute other finely-grained substances. Primarily, they are used to melt accumulated ice and snow from paved surfaces to keep home exteriors safe during the winter.
A salt spreader isn’t necessarily a very dangerous piece of equipment, but the salt that is being spread can cause irritation. The type of salt that is used for icy conditions is considered to be a corrosive substance. Any time you handle this type of material, you need to wear gloves and safety goggles. This will limit your contact with harmful materials.
As with all of your home equipment, you’ll want to properly maintain the salt spreader to get maximum use and life out of it. Pay attention to its performance to give you indicators of when parts need to be replaced. It’s good to keep an eye on this type of maintenance so that when you need the spreader in the future, it’s in good shape and ready to go.
You’ll need to be familiar with exactly how your spreader should be used. Your spreader will be able to handle salt and other materials as outlined in the owner’s manual. You shouldn’t put any other types of materials into it. If you do, it could affect the equipment’s long-term performance.
These are just a few things you need to know about
battery-powered spreaders. If you’re looking to purchase this piece of equipment or you need replacement parts, please contact Power Spreaders or check out our inventory. We are happy to help you with your equipment needs, and we look forward to hearing from you!
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