For Adelone's hardware and garden stores brings you garage logic podcast number 785

Feb 7 2022 53 degrees was the high in this day that was in 1987 and it was 29 below in 1875.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Link.

It's garage logic with rookie on production. Chris Revers, director of social media.

John Hyde in the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from the Krabby Coffee Shop.

Here is your flashlight king fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense.

Your mayor Joe Sushare.

I received quite a number of emails regarding cleaning the garage floor with a good bristle

broom and using snow. You even had an internal visit before the show. That's right.

The guy who failed miserably at it. I just selected just a couple before we move on to deeper and

more troubling waters. After listening to the podcast last week in your description of using

snow to sweep out the garage, I was intrigued. Saturday night after a few summit saggers,

the kids were in bed. The wife was out to dinner with her sister and under the cover of darkness,

no one could witness this experiment. I shoveled a handful of scoops of snow onto the garage floor

and got the broom out and went to work. After five minutes of sweeping, my garage floor has never

looked so good in the winter. The snow acts as nature's floor dry. Don't let Kenny and the other

knuckleheads give you a hard time. It's a great way to maintain and fight the winter sludge in your

garage floor until spring. Darren from West Fargo. Bob and Nelson writes, I was taught that technique

you described by my grandfather who immigrated from the old country in about 1900.

He proudly called the snow you threw on the garage floor, sweetie saw dust.

In Rod writes, I'm 81 years old. I've been cleaning the garage with snow for the last 30 years.

It works great. The ideal outdoor temp is approximately 25 to 32 degrees. Small piles and a stiff

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