Does it work in winter--will it take snow off our boots?
2027593
The Scrusher works great with snow, slush and mud. I've purchased additional units for our other entrances and family members as well. Great product!
2027594
Yes, however only on shoes or sneakers, boots won't fit. You can just about get a wide sneaker thru it but you can and it cleans the sides as well. I wear a size 9 1/2 shoe Mine is in a open breezeway
2027595
I haven't used it in Winter yet but I can see no reason why it wouldn't, it removes dirt very well and gets all the cracks and crevices on my work boots Ask me in February
2027596
It doesn't snow where I live, but it takes just about EVERYTHING off my boots and the soles of my boots. Best scraper I have owned. I would imagine it would take snow off.
2027597
I love it. Use it every day to get mud, grass, whatever off my boots and shoes. Am going to purchase another one or two of them. Built solid, works great, does take snow off, no problem.
2065047
Sorry, I have not used it in that situation (Mostly because I don't work well in heavy rain/snow. :) )
1428379
It did not work for me last winter. Before this winter I used a water repellent like Rain X and that has seemed to work better. The Snow and Ice repellent is good for shovels. I also spray it in the wheel wells of my car to keep slush from building up. If you do this be careful not to spray the repellents on your tires as it could make them slippery. Also, you can get this product at a lower price at Lowe's. Hope this helps.
1993632
I use mine for ski boots and they work great provided it is located inside the house. I had mine mounted in the garage and the cold ambient air was to much for the radiant heat to overcome. Works great in my insulated mudroom.
84067
Sorry, I'm a buyer living in the Caribbean so no snow here. I guess it may work if the snow is powdery though.....not wet.....sorry I can't be more helpful.
1787131
We are in the south, but I would think it would be the same for the north - keep a watch on it, and remove snow from it as soon as possible - don't let it sit on it for prolonged periods. Jakedogs2 is probably the best/smartest answer, if you can do that.
753155
I'm sure it will work for you if the part of your roof just above where the edge or downspouts are is smooth so that you can pull the snow down over the edge. If you have a 'bump' type seam that is less than a foot from the edge then that bump could make it difficult to use this as the 'bump' will be in the way.
389415
Yes! Here in Vermont we get some serious snow storms. I used this brush to remove snow off of our vehicles and it seemed to work quite well and in that its soft and safe for car-finishes, it fit the job requirement perfectly.It's a year round auto brush for us.
1679720
We never used it in the snow. The large back wheel would probably be "pullable" as the other commenter suggested.
301339
You would need a shovel to remove a thin layer of snow which would be left behind and could turn to ice. The shovel has been awesome for us and is well worth the money. It is more versatile than a full size snow blower.
427812
If it is dry, fluffy snow, it will clear it down to the pavement without a problem. If it is wet snow or the snow has been compacted, such as when a car drives over it, then it might not.
371499
I think these boots would work well, as long as you fasten them securely. My dog wore them all winter long (in deep snow too) and we only lost one boot all season. I know it's probably because we didn't get that one on very securely. If you're only using on hind paws, you'll have two extra for backups.
793639
It works in any temp. It works by making a type of foam. No warm up or heat is used to make the snow
255414
Just purchased it in December so we haven't had a chance to use it yet. Still Winter where we are. It looks like it is going to do the job though. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1252373
It would not work in your winters. It's not very thick or strong enough to hold snow.
221867
I've used mine for two snow seasons now and have not had that happen. If you can still return I'd do so.
1113618
No. I installed this last spring, and noticed it seems to keep the heat in during winter as well. It also cuts the glare that reflects off the snow. I live in the midwest. We get snow.