Well I just want all the damn snow to go away and how it gets done is not 
important.  I had to get my ladder and reach the most offending gutter with a 
rather large ice dam on it.  I had installed some covers that prevented leaves 
from getting into the gutter, but it seems the end result may have been a 
problem.  THe problem seems in this case that the snow melted and turned to ice 
and of course covered the slots in the cover.  So , next thing I know I have 
these rather large ice sickles hanging down and well little ice sickles back 
under the over-hang. Of course I got ice running down the side of the house, so 
I could only envision ice forming between the walls etc.  I do not believe this 
is the case, but I got my hammer and pry bar and went to war against the ice. 
Well I cleared all the ice from the cover, but I can't quite get it off yet. I 
think there is still a bit to frozen or something preventing me from removing 
it.  I however think maybe these covers are not such a great idea.
So, maybe I need a torch instead. grin.
On Feb 18, 2010, at 2:50 PM, Spiro wrote:

> the snow to water conversion is either 10 inch to 1 inch or 8 inch of snow 
> to 1 inch.
> 
> On Thu, 18 Feb 2010, Victor Gouveia wrote:
> 
> > Only problem I see with this idea is the amount of water you'd generate,
> > thereby flooding the path of least resistance.
> >
> > In other words, you'd go from walking in 10 feet of snow, to swimming in 10
> > feet of freezing water.
> >
> > Hmm, not much of a trade off.
> >
> > Better stick with your original plan, that of working from home, and
> > enjoying Teresa and Sofia's company, nes pas, mon ami? Smile.
> >
> > Victor
> >
> >
> 



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