More cold weather is forecast this weekend
People are being urged to take care when walking on perilous ice with weather warnings in place up and down the country. Dangerous black ice on roads and pavements and roads can potentially cause many injuries and accidents during cold conditions.
However you do not need to buy fancy products or chemicals to melt snow and ice. There's a quick and easy way to melt snow and ice using household ingredients found in the kitchen cupboard instead.It comes as The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice is also in place across the country. The Department for Transport urges people not to use water to clear ice - as this can make conditions worse and turn to perilous black ice.
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