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What Happens When You Don't Snow Blow. If you don't snowblow, the snow might begin to melt and then refreeze creating ice sheets on your driveway and sidewalks. Icy driveways and walkways can be dangerous for pedestrians and can cause a car to slide.

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Frozen Footprints

What Happens When You Don't Snow Blow

Kriss, the Snow Blower Expert
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Frozen Footprints

When the first snow of the season came, I did nothing.

That’s right. I work for a snow blower company, and I neglected to use my own snow blower.

Why? It was a small storm with only 3 inches of snow.

Like a lot of my neighbors, I assumed that it would melt away in a day or two.

Unfortunately, it didn’t. Instead, it thawed. It froze. Then it snowed again… and again… and again.

In the meantime, my car compressed the snow into a massive glacier on my driveway.

The neighborhood kids trampled through it like a herd of elephants. My sidewalk was a mess with frozen, icy footprints covered with freshly fallen snow.

I just spent nearly two hours chipping, shoveling and salting my sidewalk and driveway. It wasn’t fun.

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My neighbor, on the other hand, took a few minutes to snow throw instead. As a result, his sidewalk is clean and clear. Just look at the difference.

Proof positive that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
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