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Posted by kito169 on December 15, 2010 at 05:44:19 from (173.184.143.178):

Since I live in Central Texas I did not know that it can get too cold for salt to melt ice (per rrlund's post). How cold does it have to get for this to occur. I have been to Minnesota when it was -18 but never paid any attention to this. Thanks and y'all have a Merry Christmas.


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  • Re: cold Rollie NE PA 14:33:50 12/15/10 (0)
  • Re: cold dave2 13:07:50 12/15/10 (0)
  • Re: cold mkirsch 10:33:58 12/15/10 (0)
  • Re: cold Bill(Wis) 09:50:10 12/15/10 (0)
  • Re: cold oldfarmtractor 08:26:37 12/15/10 (0)
  • Re: cold NEKS 08:18:14 12/15/10 (0)
  • Re: cold Jim in Ma. 07:21:17 12/15/10 (3)
    • Re: cold jdemaris 07:33:22 12/15/10 (2)
      • Re: cold Jim in Ma. 07:39:22 12/15/10 (1)
        • Re: cold jdemaris 07:57:57 12/15/10 (0)
  • Re: cold jdemaris 07:07:52 12/15/10 (1)
    • Re: cold JayinNY 07:46:39 12/15/10 (0)
  • Re: cold buickanddeere 06:04:35 12/15/10 (9)
    • Re: cold Brad Buchnan 06:52:07 12/15/10 (8)
      • Re: cold gtx1967jewison 18:46:48 12/15/10 (0)
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      • Re: cold wilson 07:36:36 12/15/10 (2)
        • Re: cold buickanddeere 14:51:03 12/15/10 (0)
        • Re: cold 135 Fan 12:57:31 12/15/10 (0)
      • Re: cold Spook 07:18:34 12/15/10 (0)
      • Re: cold Russ from MN 07:03:07 12/15/10 (1)
        • Re: cold Brad Buchnan 10:11:53 12/15/10 (0)



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