I use salt here dyed blue or green...it makes it easier to see...the green salt i use has a little bit of mag and potassium chloride in it...it is actually a cheap ice melter but it works wonderfully on lots...the blue stuff is just dyed...i dont know why but it looks neat. I'm the only guy using it with my salters around here and the customers think its neat because they call tell when we've been out because the lot is blue!
I use salt here dyed blue or green...it makes it easier to see...the green salt i use has a little bit of mag and potassium chloride in it...it is actually a cheap ice melter but it works wonderfully on lots...the blue stuff is just dyed...i dont know why but it looks neat. I'm the only guy using it with my salters around here and the customers think its neat because they call tell when we've been out because the lot is blue!
Call Conserv, but if your a new customer they might not sell to you. I have been with them for a few years now. The Slicer is about $12-18.00 more per ton.
Our supplier gets all kinds of colors. We've had a brown/tan color. We've had red (pink), We've had green and they just went through a shipment of blue. They are on a white shipment, now. Who knows what will be next. None of this salt is treated, though...just dyed.
we have a nice salt in chicago and seneca indianna $63/ton picked up
call us at 610-497-9390 610-497-9390 and ask for Joe Kelly.
We have bulk and bagged salt, calcium, magnesium, blends and liquids ice melters too! geticemelts@gmail.com www.chemicalequipmentlabs.com
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