Wayne Hope
Here is a list of the best snowblowers for women available on the market for 2013 and 2014. They're great for home use and include ratings and reviews.
By Tom Morgan A fresh blanket of snow is a pretty sight. Maybe for a few minutes. Or in a photograph. Or if youre a kid and youre getting a snow-day. But if you're a homeowner, removing this blanket is no cozy chore.
After 42 years of shoveling snow, I've learned a few things. With a little practice and some patience, it's amazing how efficient you can be with equipment no more sophisticated than an ordinary snow shovel. Here are my top 16 tips for how to shovel snow.
Snow shoveling isn't fun, but it's often unavoidable. In my part of the world (New England, U.S.), it's ill-advised to allow even the most meager snowfall to go unshoveled in your driveway, lest it later melt and refreeze. The resulting sheet of ice becomes a slipping hazard.
The cold, wet stuff has a way of arriving without regard for our busy schedules. It's not a problem if the only items on your to-do list are making snow angels and taking a nap, but if you need to clear the path to the car quickly-and drive off safely-it pays to prepare.
