Welcome to the Liquid Network Podcast, hosted by Antonio Vacciari of Eco Solutions. For over 25 years, Antonio has helped contractors and municipalities across Ontario move from rock salt to smarter, more effective liquid deicing programs. On this show, he sits down with the people actually doing the work: operators, clients, and suppliers, to talk about what's really working, what isn't, and where the winter maintenance industry is headed. Each episode is a real conversation, not a sales pitch. Expect honest talk about salt price volatility, the environmental cost of chloride, the practical side of getting started with liquids, and the Liquid Network itself, a hub built to give contractors one place to find the equipment, product, consulting, and education they need. No fluff, just real people talking about real winter operations. New episodes twice a month. Learn more at theliquidnetwork.ca .
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Episode #3
From a Tote in the Truck Bed to a Fully Automated System: Gerald Mulhall's Liquid Journey
Aug 26, 202621 minS1
<p>On this episode of the Liquid Network Podcast, Antonio talks with Gerald Mulhall of Clear Cut Group in Mississauga, Ontario. Clear Cut has been in business since 2012 or 2013, running residential and commercial grass cutting, sod, and mulch work in summer, and plowing, salting, and liquids in winter. </p><p>Gerald has been running liquids for close to a decade, starting from a simple thousand liter tote and spray bar in the back of a truck with no way to track what was going down, to a fully controlled system today with a GPS controlled boom that adjusts application rate...
From Salt Shortage to Spray Tank: Rembrandt Landscaping's Liquid De-Icing Story
Aug 24, 202618 minS1
<p>On this episode of the Liquid Network Podcast, Antonio sits down with Jay Price, co-owner of Rembrandt Landscaping in Milton, Ontario. Rembrandt has been a family run maintenance business since 1985, and Jay and his mother have run it together for the past twenty years. </p><p>Jay walks through how a salt shortage six or seven years ago pushed him to start researching liquid de-icing, what it looked like to jump in with both feet and run into early setbacks, and how Rembrandt is now building a real hybrid program that pre-sprays before storms and finishes with rock salt. <...
<p>This is the first episode of the Liquid Network Podcast. Antonio Vacciari, who has spent decades helping contractors and municipalities move from rock salt to liquid deicing programs, sits down with Dan Schissler of ConSalt to talk about how they each found their way into this industry, and why they built the Liquid Network.</p><p>Dan studied environmental science and computer science at the University of Waterloo, then spent three years at Environment Canada researching how road salt affects freshwater ecosystems, years before he ever sprayed liquid deicer himself. Antonio discovered liquid deicing in the Pacific Northwest almost 25...
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