fluid film
That's the name I couldn't remember, thanks.
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fluid film
The city of Portland uses salt now as well. That is where I live. The following is from KGW news article:Here in Oregon, I believe the liquid and salt is only used in the passes and higher elevations where there is enough traffic. I hardly ever go thru the passes, so I don't worry about it. I do warn the people that I work on cars/trucks for, if there is rust caused by the salt or whatever it is, I do not guarantee that I might have to deal with it and charge accordingly. If you live at the coast around here, there is salt in the air and that leaves surface rust on all kinds of surfaces.
yes I think it is silly to use salt on roads in PDX when we get only a few days of snow every year. The big problem is that Portland drivers suck..Politicians do not mind damaging your vehicles with the salt. Suttle references about climate problems stroke the very liberal Portland politicians with nary a care for Oregon vehicles. Effffffffing idiots.
I think it was about 2016 - I made it to the office and there was no snow, as the day went snow started to accumulate. By the time I got out of my meetings, the Fremont was complete grid-lock. I had to go home via the St. Johns bridge and my normally 35min commute home took 3.5hrs. Some other co-workers didn't get out as soon and ended up sleeping at the office.yes I think it is silly to use salt on roads in PDX when we get only a few days of snow every year. The big problem is that Portland drivers suck..
I am well aware of Portland driver habits. I live in Eugene. I absolutely hate driving around here and stay the hell away from Portland altogether. Freakin' idiots up there. Not you though, I am sure.yes I think it is silly to use salt on roads in PDX when we get only a few days of snow every year. The big problem is that Portland drivers suck..
Came from KC, Mo. area and learned a long time ago how to drive in ice and snow.I think it was about 2016 - I made it to the office and there was no snow, as the day went snow started to accumulate. By the time I got out of my meetings, the Fremont was complete grid-lock. I had to go home via the St. Johns bridge and my normally 35min commute home took 3.5hrs. Some other co-workers didn't get out as soon and ended up sleeping at the office.