Make Shoveling Wet Snow Easier
Living in New England (or anyplace where it snows) and not owning a snowblower can be a bitch.
If the snow is wet, the situation can become especially bitchy as the wet snow clings to your shovel like something that clings to something else real tight (sorry, I’m lacking in good analogies right now), making your shovel heavier and impeding on your ability to move as much snow as possible with every scoop.
The answer: Non-stick cooking spray.
Douse your shovel (the part you pick up snow with, not the handle) with a non-stick cooking spray like Pam, and the snow flies right off, making your job of clearing the driveway from the foot or so of white crap that fell from the sky just to prevent you from getting out of the house and having a little fun for once, a little less annoying.
Update: Lucky for us, we just received a hand-me-down snowblower. Thanks Mom and Dad.
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