GroundWorks Natural™ Ice Melter is a premium product designed to tackle the worst winter weather conditions - but with the same potassium-based ingredient as common organic lawn fertilizers. GroundWorks is designed specifically to melt ice and snow effectively, while being eco-friendly, pet safe, and easy to use. With a unique potassium formulation, this product won't burn pets' paws or your lawn, such as happens with common rock salts, ureas or other type of harsher ice melts.
GroundWorks works better than traditional icemelters without any of the risks!
GroundWorks Ice Melt Benefits
- Powerful to -9°F (-23°C).
- Safest on lawns and plants - contains fertilizer & food-grade ingredients!
- Safest for Pets!
- Urea free.
- Concentrated powder.
- No messy residue like calcium or magnesium chlorides.
- Safe on concrete when used properly*. Read more about other ice melts and concrete damage here.
- GroundWorks Natural™ Ice Melter does not chemically affect quality air entrained concrete or treated wood. It allows for a greater volume of water to evaporate, assisting in the prevention of damage to concrete associated with freeze/thaw cycles.
*Note: Ice melters should not be applied to unsealed concrete brick, exposed aggregate or precast steps and should not be used on concrete less than 12 months old.
GroundWorks Ice Melt Composition
GroundWorks Natural Icemelter is a fertilizer based icemelter made primarily from the vital element Potassium. Potassium is a required nutrient for turf and plant life and has long been considered a safer ingredient (than standard rock salts, calcium chlorides, urea etc.) to melt ice effectively.
GroundWorks Ice Melt Application Instructions
- Apply at a rate of 10 - 20 lbs. per 1,000 square feet (¼ - ½ cup per square yard).
Application Notes:
- GroundWorks Icemelter is best applied in a uniform, even distribution pattern.
- It is easiest to spread by mechanical means, such as a spreader, depending on size of coverage.
- It is recommended to remove ice and slush once ice bond has broken.
- Icemelter may be applied at the beginning of a storm to prevent hard ice accumulations.
