Actually Quebec uses a lot less salt than Ontario.
This is why they want to make studded tires mandatory in Quebec.
FYI :-)
I have a cottage near Manawaki and most all secondary roads are sanded
Cheers
Frank
Snow wrote:

> Oh ask Bill to post the pics of what salt and untreated floors turn
> into... and this was an Ontario XJ. we use a slight bit less salt
> then Quebec.
>
> Snow..
>

 

Actually Quebec uses a lot less salt than Ontario.
This is why they want to make studded tires mandatory in Quebec.
FYI :-)
I have a cottage near Manawaki and most all secondary roads are sanded
Cheers
Frank
Snow wrote:

> Oh ask Bill to post the pics of what salt and untreated floors turn
> into... and this was an Ontario XJ. we use a slight bit less salt
> then Quebec.
>
> Snow..
>

 

The worst man. My indoor garage protects the Jeep from Theft, and I
wake up and get in and its warm. I'll rust check it next fall, and all
winter I'll wash it down every time I go out. Get rid of that salt.

Snow wrote:
> Oh ask Bill to post the pics of what salt and untreated floors turn
> into... and this was an Ontario XJ. we use a slight bit less salt
> then Quebec.
>
> Snow..

 

The worst man. My indoor garage protects the Jeep from Theft, and I
wake up and get in and its warm. I'll rust check it next fall, and all
winter I'll wash it down every time I go out. Get rid of that salt.

Snow wrote:
> Oh ask Bill to post the pics of what salt and untreated floors turn
> into... and this was an Ontario XJ. we use a slight bit less salt
> then Quebec.
>
> Snow..

 

The worst man. My indoor garage protects the Jeep from Theft, and I
wake up and get in and its warm. I'll rust check it next fall, and all
winter I'll wash it down every time I go out. Get rid of that salt.

Snow wrote:
> Oh ask Bill to post the pics of what salt and untreated floors turn
> into... and this was an Ontario XJ. we use a slight bit less salt
> then Quebec.
>
> Snow..

 

We digress!

No Earle, I gave up long ago. Women just don't seem to get it when it
comes to vehicle maintainance. However, there are exceptions.

I was not impressed with rust check, but I am prepared to give it
another try.

Merrill

Earle Horton wrote:
> "merrill" <merrill@can.rogers.com> wrote in message
> news:1165363942.004615.90340@f1g2000cwa.googlegrou ps.com...
> ...
> > I also agree with FrankW. You would be wise to remove the carpets in
> > the winter. Otherwise, you can use the trough floormats but be sure to
> > empty them with a sponge as they fill up (leave the sponge in the
> > trough). When I get into a vehicle with lots of slush on my boots, I
> > always hang my feet out the door and bang my feet together before
> > putting them on the mat.
> >
> Do you have any way of convincing women that this is necessary?
>
> Earle

 

We digress!

No Earle, I gave up long ago. Women just don't seem to get it when it
comes to vehicle maintainance. However, there are exceptions.

I was not impressed with rust check, but I am prepared to give it
another try.

Merrill

Earle Horton wrote:
> "merrill" <merrill@can.rogers.com> wrote in message
> news:1165363942.004615.90340@f1g2000cwa.googlegrou ps.com...
> ...
> > I also agree with FrankW. You would be wise to remove the carpets in
> > the winter. Otherwise, you can use the trough floormats but be sure to
> > empty them with a sponge as they fill up (leave the sponge in the
> > trough). When I get into a vehicle with lots of slush on my boots, I
> > always hang my feet out the door and bang my feet together before
> > putting them on the mat.
> >
> Do you have any way of convincing women that this is necessary?
>
> Earle

 

We digress!

No Earle, I gave up long ago. Women just don't seem to get it when it
comes to vehicle maintainance. However, there are exceptions.

I was not impressed with rust check, but I am prepared to give it
another try.

Merrill

Earle Horton wrote:
> "merrill" <merrill@can.rogers.com> wrote in message
> news:1165363942.004615.90340@f1g2000cwa.googlegrou ps.com...
> ...
> > I also agree with FrankW. You would be wise to remove the carpets in
> > the winter. Otherwise, you can use the trough floormats but be sure to
> > empty them with a sponge as they fill up (leave the sponge in the
> > trough). When I get into a vehicle with lots of slush on my boots, I
> > always hang my feet out the door and bang my feet together before
> > putting them on the mat.
> >
> Do you have any way of convincing women that this is necessary?
>
> Earle

 

One more thing.

You only need to use your block heater for an hour or two in the
morning. If you leave it plugged in all night with salt on the hood, it
will rust out everything in front of the firewall.

Merrill

Thoth1126@gmail.com wrote:
> The worst man. My indoor garage protects the Jeep from Theft, and I
> wake up and get in and its warm. I'll rust check it next fall, and all
> winter I'll wash it down every time I go out. Get rid of that salt.
>
> Snow wrote:
> > Oh ask Bill to post the pics of what salt and untreated floors turn
> > into... and this was an Ontario XJ. we use a slight bit less salt
> > then Quebec.
> >
> > Snow..

 

One more thing.

You only need to use your block heater for an hour or two in the
morning. If you leave it plugged in all night with salt on the hood, it
will rust out everything in front of the firewall.

Merrill

Thoth1126@gmail.com wrote:
> The worst man. My indoor garage protects the Jeep from Theft, and I
> wake up and get in and its warm. I'll rust check it next fall, and all
> winter I'll wash it down every time I go out. Get rid of that salt.
>
> Snow wrote:
> > Oh ask Bill to post the pics of what salt and untreated floors turn
> > into... and this was an Ontario XJ. we use a slight bit less salt
> > then Quebec.
> >
> > Snow..