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Health and Safety => Health and Safety => Topic started by: Jim_Rogers on February 15, 2019, 04:02:18 PM
After the recent slush/snow storm it got every mild, and then froze again.
This meant that any place where it was plowed out, could have a fine layer of ice.
Know that if I fall and hit my head, I'd have to call 911 as I'm on blood thinners, I put on my boot cleats that I got last winter.
I wore them all day yesterday as my yard is icy in spots around the mill. They work great for me:
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I had to take them off before walking into the house to use the bathroom as they do have some very sharp points.
Jim Rogers
We had the same thing happen here ice every where I tried to plow our woods road yesterday had a real hard time staying on the road just a little hill and you would slide off into the deep snow not fun. Randy
I just leave the ice cleats on a pair of slip-on boots ( Muck). It's worth the price of a pair of boots to avoid the hassle of getting ice-cleats on/off.
The ice has been terrible here for months.