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I can't explain this (Louise? Bruce?) but hot water will freeze faster than cold water will.

Nancy Mitts <mitts_n@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

If at all possible use hot water. That way you can gain from melting some of
the ice in the trough. Also, if there isn't deep snow, you can pull a 4
wheel cart easier than try to push a wheelbarrow.

Nancy Mitts


>Clair said " I also have to carry water by hand at work to the trough-- I
>use 5 gallon gas cans, and carry two at a time-- it nearly kills me because
>the hill is so steep an ATV can't make it up and I'm not strong enough to
>make it up the hill with the cans in a wheelbarrow."



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