What Do You Use For Anti Skid and How Do You Spread & Store it?

[Oaktree]

My driveway is flat. I only use wood ash in the spring to help melt the hard packed snow from the winter. Seeing as I heat with wood, I have a never ending supply of ash.

Depends on the winter. Maybe you're far enough north not to get the melt/freeze cycles we've been getting here (or every other storm being rain, only to drop well below freezing afterwards). You go thru a lot of sand/ash/cinders in a winter like that.

Biggest downsides to woodstove ash are (1) it tracks badly and (2) it's so fine that if you try to spread it on a windy day half of it goes sideways instead of where you want it.

 

[georgebush523]

That's some solid winter prep—love the ice boots with screws, might try that myself. The #47 with ash and chicken litter is a unique touch! We've had similar freeze-thaw cycles here too. Definitely agree on Original Labubu Keychain stocking up and staying put when it's bad.