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Keeping Salt Available For Tenants
I've done it, I haven't done it, I've done it...
Do you keep salt by the door for tenants to use? I've kept a 5 gallon bucket by the door now and then, but usually it gets over used, and that crap gets tracked into the building.
I have a service for removing snow and plowing, but I'm talking about the occasional light snowfall or freezing rain when the service isn't needed, and a couple minutes of my time to throw some salt is all that's needed.
I bring this up because of a text I received today about ice at the entrance of one of my 4plexes. I drove over and took care of it.
I think I might do it this year.
Do you keep a bucket of salt at the entrance of your multi?