LIQUID DEICING VIDEO COURSE

1. Introduction to Liquid Deicing

Meet Jordan Smith of VSI by BOSS Snowplow and get the foundation: what salt brine is, how it is used to pre-treat, post-treat and pre-wet salt, and why contractors save up to 70% on salt.

2. Liquid Deicing Application Terms, Rates, Blends & Timing

Apply the right amount at the right time: 40 to 50 gallons per acre to pre-treat, 80 to 120 to post-treat, the 95/5, 90/10 and 80/20 brine blends, and when to adjust for wind, rain and wet snow.

3. Making Salt Brine & Additives

Great brine starts with salt that is at least 95% pure. Learn why brine must hit the 23.3% eutectic point, how to measure salinity accurately, and which additives lower working temperature, fight corrosion and stop refreeze.

4. Liquid Applications Pros & Cons

Liquids are the future of snow and ice. They deliver better consistency, accuracy and adaptability, and more regions are already setting chloride-reduction standards. It's not a question of if, but when. See why liquid deicing belongs in your operation.

5. Liquid Deicing Tools & Production

Build a liquid program that keeps up: brine makers that mix to 23.3% every time, storage at two to three times your per-event use, remote refill stations, and sprayers with speed-based rate control and three-lane booms.

6. Liquid Deicing Salt Savings

Switching to liquids doesn't mean cutting your price. Keep billing per occurrence, then follow a 100-acre example where liquids cut one event's material cost from $5,600 to $3,357.