Branch Creek Entry Chloride-Free, Non- Toxic, Liquid Snow and Ice Melt Safer for Pets, Plants, Floors, Concrete, Sidewalks, and Metal for Residential or Commercial Use (0.5 Gallon)

Product does not work. You pour on ice and it just freezes on top of ice.

Way smaller than I thought. For the amount you get, not worth the money paid

Not good

I'm in northern Minnesota and so far this year it hasn't been cold, but we have had some ice buildup. I tried this stuff out on the ice leftover from plowing snow off the driveway and it seems to eventually work (@20-30 degrees or so). I sprayed it during the day and between that and the sun (which honestly I'm not sure which did most of the melting), it was gone for the evening. Many spots were re-frozen the next morning though.It will not get rid of any slush/snowpack/thick ice. It IS much cleaner than salt but it doesn't work anywhere near as well. I'm going to look at some other options, as I could not see this as a long term solution for where I live and I don't think it would work during the coldest months. (The label says it's good down to -10 but requires a full gallon for 1000 sq ft)If you only have a little ice buildup, don't mind waiting for the chemical to kick in, don't mind the re-freeze and don't mind that you can't apply it to snowpack, then this might work for you.

I have a spray bottle at both doors it has saved my rump this year!! It really works with little to no snow on area. I if you have snow use the petsafe salt. With this clean off the porch and brick path in my little 16 ounce squirt bottle I spray it all down with a little more than 1/2 the bottle. Use it on my dad's concrete pad too and it's great.