I live in Raleigh, North Carolina, where the snow isn't too bad. Last year we got a "big" snowfall — six inches! — and the whole town went crazy. The kids had three days off from school, and parents and children alike were running around, all kinds of giddy. After being in New York for more than a decade, my response was a little more tempered — especially because it was the first time I had my own sidewalk to shovel. I quickly learned that if you don't keep on top of it, snow quickly turns to ice that can stay in place for days, even with a light snowfall.
That's why I was excited to learn about this super-easy trick to make shoveling snow a breeze. And, nope, it's not salt!
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