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3 comments

Aug 30, 2010. 2:33 PMsuperior eng says:

thnx alot u are very intelligent

May 21, 2009. 10:42 AMTerron says:

Add some salt to the water. Mythbusters proved that salt in the water will drop the temp big time, meaning less ice pack change outs and probably a cooler breeze.

Jul 16, 2010. 4:43 PMfly_boy_bc says:

Meaning MORE ice changing NOT less.

Jul 10, 2010. 12:41 PMAce_Of_All_Trades says:

It only dropped water temperature because it was in direct contact with the ice. Salt melts ice in direct contact hence salting the roads and side walks in winter in the northern states. It melts the ice faster causing the water overall the be brought closer to freezing point. So salt=less time cold=colder temperature for time being. Not with ice packs tho.