how about adding an opinion or some value to the thread please? it's a new guy asking for some advice so either post some or move along
From Google: "Magnesium chloride (MgCl2) is a salt compound composed of Mg+2 and Cl- ions. ... Granulated MgCl2 is also commonly applied to sidewalks, driveways, and walkways in smaller quantities." But hey, thank you for the opinion on numbers. I was apprehensive to increase x3, but if that doesnt seem out of the ordinary then hey.. that's why I'm learning.
Gotcha next time I'll tell him it's not a salt... Here is some info on what he's using...
Why don't you ask google what they're bidding out for "salt"
HA! It definitely makes sense now. Thank you.
I thought tripling was a little much too, however after posting this I also reached out to people we know in the industry who happen to be friendly enough to not only not make jack*** comments about what is salt and what isn't, but also be honest about what kind of numbers they are charging, and it sounds like if we triple it STILL isn't as high as we can go. It sounds like our vendor is just on point this year and we are getting a pretty good price on our "salt". I sent my first commercial bid with the price we discussed yesterday... see what the guy comes back with..
Around here, when you purchase salt you're getting NaCl with Prussian blue in it depending on where it's coming from. When someone refers to salting, they're referring to sodium chloride not Mag.
