Safe Snow Shoveling Tips After Superstorm Fern
Inside EditionJanuary 27, 20262 min65,777 views
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- ⚠️ Shoveling snow is a strenuous activity that can push the heart to approximately 97% of its maximum rate, similar to an intense workout.
- ❄️ The combination of physical exertion and cold weather makes snow shoveling particularly dangerous.
Expert Shoveling Techniques
- 💡 Use a smaller shovel to reduce the amount of snow lifted, thereby decreasing the weight and exertion on your heart.
- 📏 Ensure the shovel handle is not too long, as this can increase the physical work required.
- 🚶 Pushing snow instead of lifting it is recommended to minimize strain.
- ✌️ A two-handed snow shovel allows for better leverage, utilizing both hands and the body's weight and legs for pushing.
Safely Digging Out Your Car
- 🚗 Begin by clearing snow from the rear of the vehicle, especially near the exhaust pipe, to prevent fumes from entering the car.
- 💨 Use a soft bristle brush, not a shovel, to clear snow from the roof and hood to avoid scratching the paint.
- 💡 Clear snow from headlights to ensure visibility.
- 🛞 Dig out at least 2 feet around all wheels to provide space for movement.
- 🧊 For slippery conditions, use kitty litter or sand for improved traction.
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