Re: Re: Removing fluid tires

Posted by George Willer on January 17, 2004 at 16:22:23 from (66.242.44.110):

In Reply to: Re: Removing fluid tires posted by Michael Soldan on January 17, 2004 at 13:33:21:

If it were a big ecological disaster, One would think they couldn't use it on the roads for ice control, but they do. Of course, most of the road salt is regular sodium cloride, but at lower temperatures where sodium cloride won't work by itself, calcium cloride is added to it because it melts down through the ice and loosens it from the road surface.

C.C. also works as a dust control on a stone drive for the same reason it eats rims. It draws water from the air and never really dries out.

Come spring, I plan to remove it from 8 tires in my driveway. I expect to replace the tubes.

George Willer

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