That's what Pam (or spray olive oil) is for -- to keep snow from sticking to the shovel!!Originally Posted by Ritamarie
MDHillSlug, I was thinking an extra day of melting and evaporation would beat the extra day of freezing, perhaps? Most snowfalls, I don't bother to shovel; I just wait for it to melt! My house faces south, so my driveway and front sidewalk get full sun.
This snowfall... was a little much, and I really did think I'd have to be at work today, sooo.....
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12-21-2009, 06:51 AM #1
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Ack, I got my license 6 months after I moved to Florida.
I learned to drive in the snow when I was 37. Not a good thing
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Never had an accident, but it did require getting an AWD car and some nice anxiety attacks. Two of the three houses I've lived in here were (are) on big hills.
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