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Road Salt Cleaner

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Road Salt Removal

1 cup baking soda
2 cups warm water

Combine and use a soft brush to remove the road salt from your vehicle.

Melissa 'Liss' Burnell, Founder of Budget101

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1 thought on “Road Salt Cleaner”

  1. i have a pair of winter boots made of poly-urethane, which has a problem with road salt or salt that is put on sidewalks, they have white wet marks around the lower edge of the boot and soles, would this solution work for them also? living in a northern state that is a major problem during the winter, that also combined with getting it on the bottom edge the pant legs, very ugly looking when they are black. grrrrr thanks for any information.

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