I see how it can help for snow, but what about frost?
2080669
Works great for snow, frost, sap from trees. I have not had any problems with it. 1500 Dodge Pick-up.
765019
I don't know but ut doesn't accumulate much frost at all from what I have observed.
2010831
It actually helps when you tip the snow out. I'm not an ergonomics expert , but it gives you a better grip when you turn the scoop upside down, or twist it sideway to get the snow from the scoop.I really like this product it has been a reliable and quick snow removal tool for several winters now.I see several others users agree ..good I like the company!
1446366
It's designed for removing snow... not leaves. If it is used for its intentional purpose it will do the job year after year.
71926
Not very good. This snow blower is better for lighter freshly fallen snow. Wet or heavy snow is difficult or impossible to remove with this product. You will need a heavy duty gas snow blower or a snow plow for that stuff.
333990
Hi..unfortunately I just purchased this and have not had our winter as of yet. I would not feel comfortable assuming how it will do.
1954254
Well I've had it about six weeks so far, and the frost buildup is extremely minimal. On the other hand, the weather has been cool and where I live it doesn't get humid, so my results don't necessarily apply to your situation.
902009
Unfortunately, it doesn't keep anything out, including frost. I lost all my winter vegetables except my kale.
1990230
No problem. Bare ground can be used on anything. Is does no harm to plants or animals. It melts snow and ice down to -20 degrees. You can spray it on before or after it snows.
1167808
I know what you mean - I have the same problem on my deck with ice from the snow off the roof or when the eves drip - I use a little of that ice melt that looks like Styrofoam - maybe its not the best idea but it keeps it clean enough so that I can scrape to the wood on a warm day with a shovel ( temps closer to freezing +/-) its always a challenge to keep on top of that in the winter.
1247331
As long as your window is clean and you get a good suction you should be fine! We have had a few "hard frosts" already this year and have no problems so far :)
1966698
No problem, you can push the snow if you have the strength. It is for me push and lift. The shovel will last forever.
1961855
I haven't had any frost build up yet. Maybe just a little condensation is all but nothing that I would call significant.
1457418
You know I don't know but if the surface is smooth even though it may be frosted. It should work
128145
We used it on a tiled counter top that is exposed to rain and sun, so can't help with the snow. However, the product leaves quite a rough surface on what you put it on, it can be scraped off if you're not careful, and it completely dulls the surface. I can see us having to scrape the counter completely down at some time in the future, not a job I'm looking forward to. Would I use the product again? No, they really need to work on this.
757380
It is great on about 5 inches as I've tried it last winter. As long as it is powdery and not the icy sticky kind of snow.
1579077
I live in CT, planted my tree last fall and it survived the crazy winter we experienced without being covered. So based on my experience I would say no the frost will not kill it.