[johnnythunderhead]

GEE TIM, YA SUPPOSE THEY USED IT FOR THE SALT AS WELL AS THE SMELL DO YA?

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[DWX 9929]

I read in an old Open Wheel that a track somewhere in the Midwest years ago (20's -30's?) used juice from a nearby factory that made sauerkraut.

[Speedwrench]

For all the oldtimers, if you remember seeing tires with greenish/gray sidewalls on cars or tire racks - that was the result of calcium chloride.

[DAD]

Originally Posted by BrentTFunk I have seen calcium cchloride used in the last year. Tree huggers and EPA are not to blame, it is very expensive, so it is not cost effective. It is also very corrosive to equiptment. Not very user friendly. Might try some research. Just being honest.

Best I can remember Gasoline was not too expensive before the "EPA" either and neither was calcium chloride.

I think it has something to do with what the "EPA" makes that make the cost of things go up. I think they call it "regulations", tons and tons of regulations.

Honest Dad himself