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Your cart is empty.Safe Step 56840 Power 6300 Enviro-Blend Ice Melter melts effectively down to-10 degrees Fahrenheit. It does not harm precious shrubs, grass or vegetation. When used as directed, does not harm carpets, floors, leather or shoes. Non-toxic to children and pets. Does not harm skin. Ice melter is safe to handle.
Cheryl Lewis
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
It worked great
Derrick P.
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
Great product for the price and safe for pets and pavement/cement walkway and driveway!
jeff
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
Works as intended. Keeps driveways and sidewalks clear of snow and slippery areas. Works fast and will see results within the hour. Great price. Environmental friendly.
AK
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2024
I didn’t break my neck that winter and my wife didn’t slip and fall in our driveway that year, compared to the multiple times she did in other people’s driveways doing doordash.
Sam Trapani
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2024
Safe to use on brick and concrete walkways and steps! Effective product!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024
Plus is that it’s safe for people and pets! It worked well during the last snows we had!
Susan
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2023
I was happy to find a product that will break up the ice and was safe to use around pets and plants!
ChristinaP
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2021
This stuff is great to put down before the storm or just before. It makes it easy to slide the shovel along the ground and push it out of the way even after getting 4-6 inches. I can't tell safe it is for pets, plants and concrete yet. I will update this review if need be. I did use this brand last year but a different version and it worked well and had no effect on pets, plants, or concrete. This is tiny white balls with a little bit of what looks like little chips of clear and brownish rock salt. I hope it isn't. As far as packaging goes, this has to be the hardest bucket I've tried to get into. I tried cutting along the tear line with an exacto blade first. Too slow. I couldn't get a good grip on an end to pull the plastic off the lid either. Then I cut along the line with tin snips. This was faster. After cutting I pried off the cover with a chisel which was also slow going. The lip that is supposed to hold the cover on does not fit snug enough to keep the container airtight. So I will probably put some plastic wrap on it and hope for the best. Last year's bucket was in my garage covered tight from last year until our first storm this year. When I opened it it was pretty stuck together. But I was able to break it all apart without much trouble and it worked fine. So hopefully this bucket will be better if I have leftover from this year.
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