Snowed in driveway ? - NO PROBLEM- Get the FlameBlaster1000

[packman]

I swear to Gawd, when I lived in Pennsylvania many years ago, I tried to convince my wife that this would work

[sboatcar]

1. That's cool and all, but man you'd just end up with the smoothest ice on that driveway.

If it was even on a 1 degree slope your car would slide all the way down into the street.

[PJMcK]

3. Not to mention the damage to the asphalt (n/t)

[Backseat Driver]

4. The black-ice would be awesome, and the asphalt turned to lava, LOL!

Is there a "safety" switch on this automatic WMD for morons?

[PJMcK]

2. I needed one of those this morning

We got 6" yesterday in NE Pennsylvania on the Delaware River. It started in the early morning and continued off and on all day and into the night. It was never heavy but it was steady.

Fortunately, my plow guy called and showed up 45 minutes later.

[Stallion]

5. Can't Wait for BEFORE and AFTER Pictures

something is gettin' burned down or blown up

[TomVilmer]

6. Does not really work ...

... to my experience. I tried it with the very aggressive burner from a hot air balloon, and the meager snow that it moved was mostly from the force of the flame, and not from the heat. The targeted snow are kind of compressing itself into an ice layer instead.

[AmyStrange]

7. It's a good idea, but...

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then you have to deal with the ice.

Salt crystals are better.
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