Product Description
Compass Minerals IceAway, Rock Salt Ice Melt (50 Pound Bags) in Bulk FREE SHIPPING
Product Summary
Compass Minerals IceAway Rock Salt Ice Melt delivers dependable winter ice control for commercial, industrial, and residential properties. Available in bulk 50-pound bags and pallet quantities, this economical sodium chloride ice melt helps break down snow and ice on driveways, sidewalks, parking lots, and walkways. Order bulk rock salt ice melt from Planet Earth Garden Supply with FREE SHIPPING on qualifying pallet orders.
Key Features & Benefits
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Effective Ice Melting: Helps melt accumulated snow and ice for safer winter surfaces.
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Bulk Savings: Ideal for property managers, contractors, municipalities, and snow removal professionals.
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Convenient 50 lb Bags: Easy to distribute, transport, and store.
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Reliable Traction: Helps reduce slippery ice buildup on treated surfaces.
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Economical Winter Maintenance: Cost-effective rock salt for large-scale snow and ice management.
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Pallet Ordering: Convenient bulk supply for high-volume winter operations.
Product Specifications
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Brand: Compass Minerals
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Product: IceAway Rock Salt Ice Melt
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Material: Sodium Chloride (NaCl)
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Bag Weight: 50 Pounds
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Packaging: Individual Bags / Bulk Pallet
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Application: Driveways, Sidewalks, Parking Lots, Walkways
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Melting Performance: Most effective above approximately 15°F
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Pallet Quantity: 49 Bags
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Shipping: FREE SHIPPING
Product Questions & Answers
1. Is IceAway suitable for commercial snow removal?
Yes, it is an economical choice for commercial parking lots, sidewalks, and winter maintenance operations.
2. Can IceAway melt thick ice accumulation?
Yes, although heavier ice may require additional applications and mechanical removal
3. How should unopened bags be stored?
Keep bags sealed in a dry, covered location to minimize moisture exposure and clumping.
4. Does IceAway work during extreme cold?
Melting effectiveness decreases significantly below approximately 15°F.
5. Is this rock salt safe for concrete?
Salt can damage concrete, especially new or deteriorating surfaces. Follow surface-care recommendations.
