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unless you have been living under a rock or, like bears, you practice some form of hibernation, you’ve probably seen fleets of gritter lorries up and down the country, spreading salt to de-ice our roads in winter. salt is by … continue reading → categories: de-icing | tags: de-icing our roads , rock salt | permalink de-icing posted by philip burgess in de-icing on november 8, 2016 rock salt: helping the uk economy grain by grain rock salt is still the best way to keep our roads clear of ice and in turn driving the economy forward; here we tell you why. as we go deeper into autumn, temperatures continue to decline bringing the usual … continue reading → categories: de-icing | tags: de-icing our roads , rock salt | permalink salt & our health posted by philip burgess in salt & our health on november 8, 2016 top tips for training in cold weather training in cold weather has many benefits; you burn extra calories as your body uses up more energy to stay warm. in fact, the total energy expenditure for 60 minutes of exercise was 13% higher in a cold environment, according to … continue reading → categories: salt & our health | permalink ← older posts recent posts how salt works to soften water do you have enough salt in your diet? 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