@curious.jake: ❄️ Tearing down an ice rink is harder than building one! #icerink #clean #fyp #foryou #oddlysatisfying #knowledge #worker #building #ice

Kris Greenaway :

I for years thought those logos and stuff was paid into the ice 🤣🤣🤣

somebody 🇨🇦 :

“a special melt pit” most just leave them outside.

qm3n9 :

Just turn cooling off for day then clean it

Trish Joe :

If you sang this it would of been way more interesting

Jewls Mtz :

That smell must be a nightmare

🕷️ :

So if a hockey team in basketball team share the arena, do they have to do this every time they go from hockey to basketball?

Dame :

Massive?

Meghan Kautsch :

Not gonna lie, I always wondered how this was done and legit just never looked it up. Thank you. 🙏🏼

Jon Hill :

Why not just turn off the coolers, open the drains and give it a week?

Prussakas :

the ice maker never uses cold water broski

Tyler27 :

prophgirl :

Zamboni

Lucas McDonald :

Technically they do just let it melt

Jasper! :

"but that's just the warm up!" well yeah how else would they melt the ice

Franz Herman :

Never been jump scared by a video I’m in on my fyp before 😅

Big Smok3🇨🇦 :

I've emptied many many arenas when spring came around, it's a fun job

Simon :

Massive?

Steph :

So under the ice rink is basically ice cream making technolog😆

raincheckq :

This is too much work for a sport that’s not as popular

Patrik_Cech :

Most hockey rinks in America use sand foundations not concrete

Taylor Bauer :

NGL I thought the logo and lines were painted no vinyl frozen over😅

Barkerjonesy13 :

This stresses me out bc our arena does events during hockey season and i can only imagine how many times they do this throughout the course. 😭

Cameron Owen :

The zam only uses hot water.

MIПӨƬΛЦЯ :

And it has to happen regularly in a lot of stadiums because hockey teams tend to share stadiums with other sports teams whose seasons overlap.

napsu :

Massive?