Mike Rowe explains the struggles of producing salt

1. Looks like salt will need to be banned. All the fuel being used.

2. Ever hear of the Grand Saline Morton Salt Mine? Not exactly SHORT on salt Mike. Still love ya though.

3. No produces salt but really are mining for gold

4. 21yr old foreman. The man

5. Hey Mike. As a resident of NYS. Salt isn't all it's cracked up to be for covering the roads. Especially with how cheaply American automotive has become with the fabrication of steel bodies of vehicles.

6. Learn to drive on winter roads instead of letting millions of vehicals go to the junkyard…

7. Oof, salt, i would never want to deal with that stuff, I bet while it was dramatized a bit, they really werent exaggerating much how often stuff goes down for maintenance or broken. Salt is just such a corrosive thing to deal with.

8. What struggles take sea water and boil now u get salt

9. Why don't they just dissolve the salt in water and transport it in solution?

10. Some real professionals NOT! Every step of the way they are making mistakes… PATHETIC!

11. 9:16 Socket was already broke. Should be using a 6- point impact socket not a twelve point socket.

12. I had visited Morton salt in Utah

13. To bad Mike didn't take us in a video tour of the underground salt mine in the Detroit, Dearborn, and other Downriver area suburbs of metro Detroit that the salt mine covers. It's eery but cool to hear the dynamite explosions and feel the rumble of the blasting being down under the neighborhood at night. This Detroit/Dearborn salt mine has been in operation since the late 1880's. Here it is in 2022, and the salt keeps coming up the horizontal mine shaft elevator to the surface next to the Rouge River shoreline. This video shows surface salt mining. We wanna see the underground city made by mining under the surface of entire above ground cities in S.E. Michigan.

14. We’re is this company from

15. Wow this was so informative.

16. ✔

17. “You are the salt of the earth. But what good is salt if it has lost its flavor? Can you make it salty again? It will be thrown out and trampled underfoot as worthless.” Matthew 5:13

18. 5:48 one look at this bozo and i can immidiatly tell he never wears that helmet…he looks like a clown lol

19. I want to see the whole show! It looks like it left off at a crucial moment. I love listening to Mike. Even better watching him – Mike Rowe, is a fine producer and and host! Additionally…He is a fine human being!

20. go Mike you are a legend

21. I feel that there should be more to this

22. Desalinating sea water at a low cost and high productivity is the new motivation for high level engineering students and environmentalists from universities worldwide.

23. If they do desalination in the Southwestern of the United States because of the drought, we'll have plenty of salt, and fresh water. 👀

24. These guys did not look good.

25. Americans don’t need any more salt than they do

26. We need to pump water from the Gulf of California to refill the reservoirs and to provide companies like this with brine to pump across their fields. This is a must do!

27. that's one disaster movie

28. Why are these always cut short?

29. Okay Mike has no idea what he is talking about. Table salt is not used to de ice roads.

30. Love this series. You can tell it's an honest company he's filming at, because they didn't demand censorship of the failings of systems. Luckily any plant dealing with salt that doesn't have malfunctioning equipment, is only possible if thier out of salt

31. Fairly easy to make. Pump seawater into basins you dog in the desert. Use a rake like tractor to till and agitate the crystals into forming. Few months later you can literally dig it up and send it to a plant to clean. Do it on large enough scale and cheap salt. Especially if you use solar power for sea pumps and tiller machines

32. You can immediatly tell that its a TV show from the US by the drama.

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