Anyone got any strategies to reduce snow drifts? Looking for ideas outside of putting up a snow fence because it's too late for that now.
Just trying to prevent a ton of shoveling in my driveway tomorrow.
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Anyone got any strategies to reduce snow drifts? Looking for ideas outside of putting up a snow fence because it's too late for that now.
Just trying to prevent a ton of shoveling in my driveway tomorrow.
Children?
throw snow downwind if possible.
Great idea except my son is only 7 months old.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bader
Gotta toughen him up early!Quote:
Originally Posted by acrozier22
Wait for warmer weather.Quote:
Originally Posted by acrozier22
If you have access to big wood pallets use them as a snow fence. Go out aways from your driveway and stack them 3-4 high. Leave a space of 4 foot or so between them. Use something like that as a snow fence now, doesn't look great but it will work.
Move to Arizona? :)
Fill 5-gallon buckets with snow and dump them in your bathtub. Should only take about 25,987 trips to clear the snow.
We ran into a ******* snow storm at the Grand Canyon. That only works for part of the state. :skeptical:Quote:
Originally Posted by HawkFanISUalum
ask wife..... and be prepared to sleep on couch for a while
Plant some shrubbery. Seriously you could still put up some type of snow fence on top of the snow you already have. You might have adjust it, when or if, the snow ever melts.
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Originally Posted by 2020cy
I suggest Roger the Shrubber.
Drive an SUV, Fly alot, break wind alot, raise cattle, breathe heavy, turn on all your lights all the time, Etc.