Works great. Started to melt the snow and ice on our driveway ans side walk the moment we applied it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Super cheap and my dogs don't get sick when they eat the ice or snow that e come in contact with product

Kept my pups & I safe from falling on the slippery deck.

This stuff works just great at melting ice %26 most importantly it doesn't hurt my Chihuahuas paws and he has to walk up and down the stairs so it's really good and it does melt ice so I will continue to buy it because it's also one of the lower prices but works just fine!

So far it seems to be working well. It was easy for me to sprinkle from the container. I’ve bought other bags of same brand and filling the jug back up. I’m clearing my walk to my front door before weather dips to single digits. I’m happy with how well this is working at 25 degreesF. Directions say to remove slush so it doesn’t refreeze. That will be my next step.

This stuff is great if you don't want rocks tracked into your house like you would get with traditional rock salt. However if you have hardwood floors, it leaves almost greasy looking footprints all over the floors. So I'm constantly Mopping the floor.

Not pet friendly but a lot better than ice melt It did melt the ice

%231 - It doesn't work as well as other products %232 - After the 1st use, I couldn't seal the bag. I left the scoop in the bag and on my front porch. The whole bag clumped together like hard clumping kitty litter- along with my scoop. The bag did not get any rain or snow onnit as it was well protected. But the crystals just drew the moisture into them. Wasred practically the whole bag. Won't be buying these again.

the bag was a solid block and was unable to use. Tried to break it apart, using scissors, hitting it on the ground, stomping on the block of ice melt, but it was so fused together that it was not possible. Waste of $$- another useless purchase from Walmart

After dropping this 20 lb bag of pet friendly salt on a cement surface a couple of times to 'break it up' and then pounding on the bag with a rubber mallet; the result was about 10 lbs of usable salt and 10 lbs of unusable salt blocks . VERY DISAPPOINTED!!