Salt will make metal rust and generally the higher the temperature the faster. Anyway, an easy solution to the wet floor is a good janitor's mop or floor squeegee.
Salt will make metal rust and generally the higher the temperature the faster. Anyway, an easy solution to the wet floor is a good janitor's mop or floor squeegee.
Why waste everyone's time debating irrelevant alternatives? If you don't have a worthwhile asnwer, resist the urge to reply.
Corrosion is not a concern....mechanicals will have worn out long before bodywork. And for my leased vehicle, who cares anyway? If you have ever had to get up in the morning to scrape snow and ice in below zero + windchill weather, you will understand why people have garages.
Put a big pile of kitty litter (the clumping kind) in the area where the water congregates.
Use your snow shovel to heave the clumps into the garbage bin.
This reduces an evaporation problem into a shoveling problem.
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