Calcium Chloride Pellets: PELADOW™ (CaCl2)
PELADOW™ Calcium Chloride Pellets
PELADOW™ Calcium Chloride Pellets (CaCl2) are the premier snow and ice melt solution especially for the harsh winters in Washington DC, Baltimore, Maryland, Virginia & Pensylvania. It’s an ideal deicer for clearing steps, sidewalks, driveways and parking lots. It’s the brand recommended and trusted by snow removal professionals. With its fast melting action and cold temperature performance, PELADOW™ calcium chloride pellets (CaCl2) are easily distinguished from other ice melt products because it:
PELADOW™ Highlights
High performance is scientifically engineered into every PELADOW™ calcium chloride pellet (CaCl2) by way of it’s:
- Ability to attract moisture from its surroundings
- Heat-generating reaction
- Round shape
PELADOW™ is generally considered the best ice melt product for extreme cold weather by snow removal professionals.
How It Works
With PELADOW™, the reaction that creates brine also generates heat, making it more effective at colder temperatures than other materials, which only draw heat from their external environment. PELADOW™ calcium chloride pellets (CaCl2) turn on the heat for exceptional performance across a wide range of temperatures.
No other ice-melt product works on snow and ice better than PELADOW™ Calcium Chloride Pellets (CaCl2). This has been proven by:
- Comparative performance tests
- Scientific research
Melting Point
PELADOW™ brings snow and ice to the melting point long before other ice melt chemicals. In the first 20 minutes at 20°F (-7°C), PELADOW™ melts approximately:
- 2x more than rock salt
- 3x more than magnesium chloride pellets
- 3x more than urea
- 7x more than potassium chloride
PELADOW™ Lowest Effective Temp: -25°F
Did You Know?
While the primary use of Calcium Chloride (CaCl2) is as an ice melt for roads and walkways, Calcium Chloride (CaCl2) is also used as a food additive to increase the hardness of water. You can find it in bottled water, cheese making, and beer brewing (sorry, our calcium chloride is not suitable for food use).