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MinnieM123

MinnieM123

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JenniferS said:
The snow/ice combo is so hard and crunchy that Mike has broken two shovels today. He’s also hurt his back … which he can’t just replace at Canadian Tire.
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Jennifer, when there's hard ice on top of the snow, I've used a metal spade to break up some of the ice first. Then, the snow is easier to shovel out, with a standard snow shovel. (Saves breaking a snow shovel.) Just a suggestion for Mike.

I put a link below (the spade is similar to one I bought at Home Depot years ago. It was a different brand, but basically the same thing.) Can also be used in warmer seasons for digging in ground, for gardens, if you have one of those at your house.

bullytools.com

12-Gauge Edging / Planting Spade - Bully Tools, Inc.

The double-duty 12-Gauge Edging/Planting Spade by Bully Tools is made to cut through sod, but also trenching, digging, weeding, or other landscaping uses.
bullytools.com bullytools.com
 
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trr1

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MinnieM123 said:
@JenniferS , when there's hard ice on top of the snow, I've used a metal spade to break up some of the ice first. Then, the snow is easier to shovel out, with a standard snow shovel. (Saves breaking a snow shovel.) Just a suggestion for Mike.

I put a link below (the spade is similar to one I bought at Home Depot years ago. It was a different brand, but basically the same thing.) Can also be used in warmer seasons for digging in ground, for gardens, if you have one of those at your house.

bullytools.com

12-Gauge Edging / Planting Spade - Bully Tools, Inc.

The double-duty 12-Gauge Edging/Planting Spade by Bully Tools is made to cut through sod, but also trenching, digging, weeding, or other landscaping uses.
bullytools.com bullytools.com
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or he could use a flamethrower
 
Songbird76

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JenniferS said:
The snow/ice combo is so hard and crunchy that Mike has broken two shovels today. He’s also hurt his back … which he can’t just replace at Canadian Tire.
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Was it just wet snow that froze? I've only ever broken one shovel, and that was just because it was old. How is his back? Will it be ok with just resting or will he have to see a doctor about it?
 
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trr1 said:

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Some of these days....wow. There's actually a FLOUR month? And a Procrastination week?? 😂
And Set a good example day.....isn't that like....an every day thing?

Every month in this house is developmental disablities awareness month, but that's a good one.
 
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Songbird76 said:
Some of these days....wow. There's actually a FLOUR month? And a Procrastination week?? 😂
And Set a good example day.....isn't that like....an every day thing?

Every month in this house is developmental disablities awareness month, but that's a good one.
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I was going to join in with procrastination week but I think I will do it tomorrow 😉
 
JenniferS

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When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Songbird76 said:
Was it just wet snow that froze? I've only ever broken one shovel, and that was just because it was old. How is his back? Will it be ok with just resting or will he have to see a doctor about it?
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It was snow, hours of freezing rain, more snow, then freezing drizzle. Walking out to my car last night, I was stepping on snow numerous inches deep and there was no trace of my footprints.

Shovels aren’t made like they used to be. Now they’re all cheap plastic and “ergonomic” handles.

His back will be sore for days. Just muscle strain I’m sure. He’ll be fully recovered just in time for Monday’s next anticipated winter wallop.
 
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JenniferS said:
It was snow, hours of freezing rain, more snow, then freezing drizzle. Walking out to my car last night, I was stepping on snow numerous inches deep and there was no trace of my footprints.

Shovels aren’t made like they used to be. Now they’re all cheap plastic and “ergonomic” handles.

His back will be sore for days. Just muscle strain I’m sure. He’ll be fully recovered just in time for Monday’s next anticipated winter wallop.
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Metal snow shovels are better at cracking ice patches. Plastic snow shovels are not.
 
Goofyernmost

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Lilofan said:
Metal snow shovels are better at cracking ice patches. Plastic snow shovels are not.
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Living where you don't have either is even better. And if you do you know that it is likely to be gone by the next day. I have seen the pictures of all the snow and ice on the news and, you probably won't believe me, but it actually sends a "shiver" up my spine. Almost a physical pain just looking at the stuff. To many years living in it I guess.
 

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