New De-icing Mixture

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2/6/19
By: Owen Sheils


    New De-icing Mixture

                   In Colorado they have been constantly getting snow and a lot of it, they have been trying to find the right method for deicing roads.  Colorado think they have cracked the code with a new mixture that is an easy deicer.  The mixture consists of 80% salt brine and 20% juice which is amazing considering that some of its ingredient is juice.  The main juice that is used in the deicer is beet juice it has been a big thing in the health world with it's way to lower blood pressure and improve blood flow, which is now being said to be a good deicer.

                             The idea behind the use of beet juice in deicer's was from Missouri people said that it is "making a big difference when it comes to battling winter weather.".  Although this may be some pros and cons it is a great thing to use for deicing things.  When they find the right thing they will use it but for right now it seems like they will be using the beet juice deicer for when the snow falls down.

                               What is this deicer? As it said before in this blog it notes that beet juice is said to be a good quality deicer, we should probably use them for when ever it snows anywhere with it being organic, reducing corrosion, melts to a very low temperatures, and reduces the amount of material.  Now lets get on to what it really is, beet juice salt consists of salt and beet juice making the ice easy to melt with it being able to melt at low temperatures this also comes organically and doesn't need a long time to make.

                                This product will be a really successful with cities and states constantly starting to use them for roads, this product is on the rise and will definitely help our future with the product being unfriendly to the environment with its organic ingredients and low melting temperatures.  This product will eventually be used everywhere for melting the snow on roads with its rapid pace of use from people around the globe.



        https://www.aspentimes.com/news/regional/colorados-search-for-the-right-de-icing-mixture/
http://beetjuicesalt.com/

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