Keeping snow off dish

[david_jr]

That really hurts Jerry!!

 

[the mack]

SNOW, what is that? It's 75 outside here.

Way to rub it in. nice in FL in the winter, but would not want to do the summers there. although looking forward to a month in the Naples area, and a trip to the keys in March.

 

[Mike_H]

The closest I've ever got to a heater for my dish here in Minnesota is looking at prices for super soakers. Then, as someone already said the day got sunny and it all melted. I have an extension pole I can use to whack the dish if it ever stays around too long.

 

[ERSanders]

It get sunny here about June 15th ... for a few hours!

 

[navychop]

"...It is very common to wake up to a fresh foot of snow..."

I can't imagine living somewhere like that- but then, in New Orleans it seemed like we'd go outside to a foot of Mosquitos, so.....

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[Bobby]

"...It is very common to wake up to a fresh foot of snow..."

I can't imagine living somewhere like that- but then, in New Orleans it seemed like we'd go outside to a foot of Mosquitos, so.....

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and roaches the size of sparrows!

 

[navychop]

Helps keep down the number of sparrows......

 

[KAB]

I remember a suggestion of WD40, but don't recall the verdict.

 

[Tampa8]

For Roaches?

 

[dvrexpander]

I remember a suggestion of WD40, but don't recall the verdict.

no it is oil based and will attract dust/dirt and whatever to stick to the reflector which over time will build up and gradually block enough signal to give problems.

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