Good morning,

I am posting this for our Historic Site Director. I will forward any
comments to him and if anyone would like more information, I can put you
in touch directly with him.

 

We are looking for ice melt or ice-inhibitor that will not damage or
build-up on historic stone and tile surfaces. Any suggestions? We are
considering Ice-Clear(r) that is a carboxylate-carbohydrate blend (their
desc.) and I am unsure if this will absorb into and affect the surface
of historic stone or tile as salt and sand do. This product is
attractive because it is advertised to be harmless to plants, and the
surfaces we need to keep clear are lined with beds. Any advice
appreciated...

 

Thank you!

 

Lisa

 

Lisa Shockley, Curatorial Specialist, 3-D Collections

Union Station/Kansas City Museum

30 W. Pershing Road

Kansas City, MO 64108

 

816-460-2055

"Where there is Peace; there is Culture;

Where there is Culture; there is Peace."

Nicholas Roerich (1874-1947)

 


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