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Anti-icing, de-icing and pre-wetting materials are different ways to use Calcium Chloride in winter. At a recent educational session with DOT employee
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To determine the amount of deicer for a parking lot, you need to do a few simple calculations based on area. You will also need a few simple tools to
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Many of our customers turn to Full Depth Reclamation with Calcium Chloride as a better, cheaper and more effective means to rebuilding roads. If you h
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From May through the fall we spray a significant amount of Calcium Chloride in Indiana and Michigan for dust control. For most of our customers, only
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When June 1st rolls around, residents living on a gravel road know just how bad the dust can be and often begin looking for a dust control solution.
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Calcium Chloride is an effective, long-lasting dust suppressant. To understand why and how, it is important to look at the chemical make-up of the Cal
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Spring is fresh in the air which usually means it is time to think about things like drainage issues, pot holes and dust control. Before moving on to
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Knowing the science behind how calcium chloride can melt snow and ice can help explain why it is a superior product when used for deicing. Calcium chl
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One of the questions we like to ask potential customers that are using a liquid product of our competitors is “What product are you buying/using?” We
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Calcium chloride is an ideal product for dust control. We typically use a 38% calcium chloride concentration for most conditions (a 42% is also avail
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We are frequently asked if calcium chloride is compatible with brine, what the benefits are of adding calcium chloride and what the blending rate shou
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This is another question that we get at GLC. Hope this helps clear things up!
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Calcium Chloride has been a major part of winter operations for decades. Read up on the benefits in this blog.
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Most of the de-icers we use on roads and sidewalks are simply salt—common, everyday Rock Salt. Sounds innocent enough, right?
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