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Questions and Answers – 1/17/18
Q1: For line 3 (sidewalk salt), my salt suppliers are basically telling me that no one makes a sidewalk salt that's less than 50% sodium chloride. Can you provide any more details on that item like a part number that's been used before or anything?
A1: Widely sold ice melts include: calcium chloride, calcium magnesium acetate, magnesium chloride, potassium chloride, sodium chloride (rock salt), and urea (carbonyl diamide). These are also blended to produce a variety of products. Any product made up of primarily any of the non-sodium compounds (i.e. Qik Joe - which is 99% calcium chloride) or a blend of these with less than 50% sodium chloride is acceptable.
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