will the silicon spray will/ stick after applied snow? I hate the sticky feeling that attack dust/ dirt...
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I use a hair dryer on my boots at the end and it leaves the boots clean and soft. Not sticky.
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once this is applied and rubbed in good, it will not be sticky. you can use a hair dryer after applying to get it to melt in faster. this is basically just bee's wax. great product if used properly
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If you use a lot, dirt will stick, but any excess, even not wiped off at the end, comes off pretty quickly on its own.
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I use with all amounts of snow. I brush off the snow & peel it off the windshield & the remainder of the snow comes with it. Highly recommend.
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Bonnie, I'm sorry but we never have HEAVY snow here in Texas where I live. I have had one of the signal balls for about ten years....this is my second one, and the only problem I have had is "high winds" dislodge it once in a great while. My first one had to be replaced after many years because the Texas heat finally made the plastic break. I really love it though. I'm 86 years old and it saves me unnecessary trips out to the mailbox. Have a good weekend! Sue Milliron, Marlin, TX
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You would do better if you placed your ski boots near a heater or fan....DampRid captures moisture in the air. Hope this helps !!
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Works best on fresh snow. Layers are just harder to get thru. The key is also to have the roof at the right level and angle. We have 1 section of the house it works great on but the other roof angles not so well.
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I am sorry - I do not know. I use it to spray my snow blower chute before I snow blow. I can tell you this much .... snow does not clog chute! Perhaps you could email the company?
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The snow , ice and rain blow and bead off as long as the car is clean. Amazing stuff on your winshield. Unsure how many sqft. Sprayed my Dodge Ram
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If you just replaced the paddles and not the scraper blade together what happens is that as the auger turns the paddle it will throw the snow some toward your feet because of the worn scraper blade and some at the chute. Therefore it will leave some snow behind. Just one quick note these snow throwers don't really do a 100 % removal on uneven surfaces. Mine has done fine for the last 2 years.
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I have this cover and have had no problems in regards to snowfall. Where I live, Hamburg N.Y., just this year we received almost 8 feet of snow in 3 days!!
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We had alot of snow and dirt last winter. Often I had to use wet/dry vacuum. But it contained most of it and was nicer than not having anything to catch it.
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I have yet to use it in the snow. As I bought it after the season. But I can tell you that it does excellent on damp wet muddy grass.
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Fluid Film I think would be better. I use it on my lower windshield and the snow doesn't stick for long then just slides off. I haven't tried it on my snow blower ,never got clogged,but will try this winter . Just like fluid film in everything that needs lube and it last almost 6 months before needing to reapplied.
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The first time my husband used the Snow Joe, the snow was rather wet and clumped. I suggested that he spray some WD-40 or food spray on a paper towel and rub it on the inside of the chute. He tried the WD-40 and it worked fine. Try it.
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If you have a metal roof, no problem at all. It sticks very well. If you have metal roof sealer or the white snowseal,and it is peeling, remove as much of the peeling as possible, then apply. It will stick very well.
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I would go by feel, if you don't feel the grit, not necessary to do that area. I can tell you though that my car went from feeling like sandpaper to silky smooth. Remember to never drop the clay on the ground.
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I did not have a problem with it, where I live I do not have a pile of snow accumulation on it, more ice and frost. It is a pain when it is windy if you put on by yourself. but once you get it on it works great. Least I do not have to scrap my windshield every morning.
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I would recommend using it right away. You're adding minerals to your garden soil and the snow will dissolve some of it and dissipate it further in the soil. Just understand this is powerful stuff, don't burn out the soil! Good luck!