HeatTrak Heated Snow Melting Pads From AMAZON: Don't Shovel Snow! An expensive option, BUT WORTH IT

[@uberdwang]

Nice, thanks for addressing the wind issue and tips using weights. With only 5mph winds they were easily blown away. Good thing I have all these spare bricks :D

[@Springtailsolutions]

You can never have too many landscaping bricks...LOL

[@miket5506]

Great video and very informative. Thank you for sharing! One critique though…you said “$6/day is a bit pricey” to run them. Okay, go back to shoveling all that snow for hours and save your $6 😂 Oh, the $6 isn’t bad considering that alternative? Sometimes I really wonder what, if anything, people are thinking when they say something like “$6/day is a bit pricey” when talking about the cost of running something like this. C’mon, man 😅

[@Springtailsolutions]

Its all relative....keep in mind that here in Iowa (Land of wind energy), electricity is cheap. Roughly 0.12 per watt/hour. Elsewhere, that may be really an expensive option

[@royalhawthorne17]

Glad you mentioned that weight can ruin them. The marketing just says heavy duty

[@Springtailsolutions]

Yeah, I did a little research into that...That said, they all have weights on them because of the winds here

[@royalhawthorne17]

@Springtailsolutions but can a car rest or drive on them?

[@scottferguson6976]

My driveway is steep and 247' long...so probably no good for me, uh?

[@Springtailsolutions]

Probably not....LOL

[@JLWendt0704]

Put in another outlet? Not expensive.. that’s how rich people stay rich lol