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 ...

As we’ve already experienced this year, winter in Illinois commonly means snow and ice. Though plowing and shoveling are the primary means of removing snow and ice where they aren’t ...

As winter settles in across Kentucky, snow and icy conditions have already prompted road crews to treat highways and streets ...

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 ...

The salt you use to deice your driveway can damage your lawn. Here's how to fix it. Read How Salt Can Damage Your Lawn — and 6 Steps to Repair It from Money Talks News. Homeowner shares side-by-side ...

RICHMOND, Ky. (WKYT/Gray News) - A woman in Kentucky is accused of pouring salt in her ex’s car engine and putting glitter in the AC. In a criminal complaint, the Richmond Police Department says ...

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-ice roads ...

Concrete driveways are made to last many years, but they can start to deteriorate over time for a number of reasons. The good news is that this is fixable.

Repair cracks in concrete or asphalt with a repair kit, and for plant damage, flush soil with water to remove salt and replace dead plants. For metal or stone, clean with a vinegar-water solution and ...