dirt and gravel dust control?

[groundloopdog]

I need to control the dust on my gravel lot (about an acre in size) does any one have any first hand experence with hand appling calcium cloride?
does it work?
is there some thing better?
where to get it I'm in the eastern panhandle of wv about 100 miles from dc or baltimore.
thanks Chris

[Aces'n'8s]

I need to control the dust on my gravel lot (about an acre in size) does any one have any first hand experence with hand appling calcium cloride?
does it work?
is there some thing better?
where to get it I'm in the eastern panhandle of wv about 100 miles from dc or baltimore.
thanks Chris


Have you considered spraying everything with used motor oil?





:laughing:

I'm only joking....maybe....

[groundloopdog]

I am afraid of the epa. I am right next to a creek.

[Urban Wheeler]

http://www.dustlock.com/

[TLCObsession]

On my road they use some lignin by product that I though was motor oil....

[jiriki87]

Try to get your hands on some Mag Chloride. That's all they use on the dirt roads in colorado. Once it sets it's like concrete for a year atleast.

Peter

[nate379]

We used to put down old cooking oil on the dirt roads back home. Worked great, but someone bitched about it and we had to stop. I think cause the animals were coming on the roads to eat the dirt.

[Aces'n'8s]

How about Tar? :D

[FullsizeYota]

i always thought they used salt water?:confused: