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Melting Mountains: Extreme-Strength Ice & Snow Melter

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When the storm of the century hits, move mountains. Melting Mountains Ice Melt is engineered for the coldest climates on Earth, rated to perform in bone-chilling temperatures as low as -30°F (-34°C) where most other brands freeze solid. Built with a high-potency blend of calcium and magnesium chloride pellets, this formula generates its own exothermic heat on contact. It doesn't just sit on top; it "bores" through thick ice and packed snowbanks instantly, creating a brine that prevents re-freezing in the most extreme sub-zero conditions.

Product Type: High-Potency Industrial Ice Melter

Active Ingredients: Calcium Chloride & Magnesium Chloride Pellet Blend

Lowest Melting Point: -30°F (-34°C)

Appearance: White/Translucent Pellets

Packaging: 50 lb Poly Bag

Application Rate: Up to 40% less product required than standard salt

Surface Safety: Safe for high-quality air-entrained concrete (2+ years old)

Special Feature: Exothermic (Heat-Generating) and Anti-Clumping

Manufacturer: Melting Mountains / Streamline Supply

In stock at all American Stone yards. Highly recommended for high-altitude regions (Heber, Oakley) and northern climates. Available by the bag or pallet (48 bags/pallet). Local pickup from Salt Lake, Heber, Sunset, Vancouver, or Oakley. Freight quotes for bulk commercial orders available upon request.

Q: How is this different from regular rock salt?
A: Rock salt is endothermic, meaning it needs to draw heat from the sun or air to work. Melting Mountains is exothermic; it creates its own thermal energy to melt ice even in total darkness and extreme sub-zero temperatures.

Q: Will it clump up in my spreader?
A: No. Melting Mountains is specially treated with an anti-clumping formula to ensure a smooth, even pour, even if the bag has been stored in a cold warehouse or garage.

Q: Is it safe for my driveway?
A: It is safe for professional-grade, air-entrained concrete that has been cured for at least two years. Because it works faster and requires less volume, it actually reduces the total chemical exposure to your surfaces.

Q: Do I need to use as much as I do with Blue Heat?
A: No. Because of the high concentration of calcium chloride, you can typically use up to 40% less product than standard blends to achieve the same (or better) results.



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