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Backyard set up snow help
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so mass got dumped on this past week and got a lot of snow. of course we set up the backyard set up and what not but now its 50 degrees out and is going to be for the next few days until it snows again sometime around the end of the week. My question is there anyway to drastically help the snow not melt so we can keep it until its cold again?
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get lot's of trashcans and put them in shade? Idk. We kept like 2 inches of snow for about a week without a problem. so I think you shouldn't be worried.
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buy a shit load of dry ice and break it up and throw in on top of the snow. then when more snow comes ski
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this may or may not work, but you can try putting tarps over the area of snow, might help.
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yeah i shoveled a few wheel barrels of snow and just made a pile over like right before the jump and and threw a tarp over it and the jump. i dont know if the tarp is keeping the cool in or keeping the heat in and melt the snow faster though
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Remember to keep the tarp a couple inches off the snow to allow air to flow through
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go to your closest skating rink and they should have a pile in back or in the parkinglot of all the excess cleaned off from the rink, you can shovel it into a car any time you want all year long.
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the tarps help... in the summer u can keep snow for like 3 days in a well sealed tarp... the snow melts a little cuz of the air then it gets really cool inside cuz the snow is cold... just seal the edges around the tarp and ull be all good... im in southern nh and i got the same problem so thats what im doing
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Alright thank you +k. yeah im having the same problem up north to. i ski loon everyweekend and we got all that snow and now its all melting
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