Okay, I got it … how to keep snow and ice off your satellite dish!! If you live in an area that receives snow, ice or sleet, treat the satellite dish with de-icer liquid before the first storm. Many de-icer brands can be purchased with a spray bottle. Other brands may be purchased in a plastic jug, in which case you will have to pour the liquid into an empty spray bottle. In either case, spray the de-icer liquid onto the satellite dish. This will prevent snow, sleet and ice from sticking to the satellite dish. If you have already experienced a severe weather storm, it is still relatively easy to remove ice, snow and sleet from the satellite dish. Spray WD-40 (WD stands for water displacement), silicon lubricants or oven cleaner (e.g., Pam, Easy-Off, etc.) directly on the snow, ice or sleet that is on the satellite dish or LNB. The frozen material should slide off within minutes. Use a towel to wipe the satellite dish and LNB dry. Spray de-icer liquid on the satellite dish.
Posted on: Fri, 21 Feb 2014 20:43:43 +0000
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