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    Get some BIG oversized socks and put them on OVER your shoes. The socks sort of stick to the ice & it makes walking easier if you have to go outside... but still, be very careful. I guess it would be best to not go outside but I understand the dogs have to go. Kay in NC, T Feb 2 2011
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    Now, that's a really good idea, especially if you have some of those slipper socks with the treads!


    We're prepping for more ice here.
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    I'm so sorry to hear that you fell and injured yourself. Hopefully you didn't hurt yourself too badly and you'll heal up quickly. Lots of prayers and positive thoughts are being sent your way.

    I think that if I had small dogs and I lived where it was icy or snowing then I would train my dogs to go on pee pads instead of having to take them outside in this kind of weather. It may be easier said than done though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pinot's Mom View Post
    Get some BIG oversized socks and put them on OVER your shoes. The socks sort of stick to the ice & it makes walking easier if you have to go outside... but still, be very careful. I guess it would be best to not go outside but I understand the dogs have to go. Kay in NC, T Feb 2 2011
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    Now, that's a really good idea, especially if you have some of those slipper socks with the treads!


    We're prepping for more ice here.
    WHAT a great idea! Thanks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pinot's Mom View Post
    Get some BIG oversized socks and put them on OVER your shoes. The socks sort of stick to the ice & it makes walking easier if you have to go outside... but still, be very careful. I guess it would be best to not go outside but I understand the dogs have to go. Kay in NC, T Feb 2 2011
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    Now, that's a really good idea, especially if you have some of those slipper socks with the treads!


    We're prepping for more ice here.


    Great idea, big socks OVER your shoes and on top of that the CLEATS that are so neatly placed behind your door

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    There's a product called YakTrax which are silicone rubber mesh with metal wire wrapped around them that fit over your shoes, that some of my co-workers swear by. See, for example: http://www.bestinsoles.com/Yaktrax-W...FRN-5QodMF8UAw
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