Ash for Ice Non Skid?

excellent anti skid espacialy on iced streets, I have usely a bucket in the car with me for as if.
A few years ago I good help some truck drivers to get over the bridge.
It's common here to have sand, mixed with salt, on the bridges, but the coal ash was way better.

Peter.

just peter wrote:excellent anti skid espacialy on iced streets, I have usely a bucket in the car with me for as if.
A few years ago I good help some truck drivers to get over the bridge.
It's common here to have sand, mixed with salt, on the bridges, but the coal ash was way better.

Peter.

I was thinking about putting a bag in the trunk of my winter car to help me or someone else.

I can only recommend it

Peter.

I much prefer the ashes from my EFM520 stoker boiler as they are more crunchy,vs the ashes from my Crane 404 are more powdery,both are free anti-skid & both work.

gotta laugh, this year the boiler isn't keeping up with ash demand for driveway!