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The Do’s and Don’ts of De-icing your windshield

No one likes getting into a cold car, especially when the windshield is iced over. It's a pain to have to<br>scrape off all that ice, and it's even worse when you're in a hurry and don't have time to do it properly.<br>Here are a few tips to help you de-ice your windshield quickly and easily.<br>When it comes to defrosting your windshield, there are some things you should and shouldnu2019t do.<br>Do:<br>Invest in a good ice scraper: A flimsy ice scraper is only going to make the job more difficult. You want an<br>ice scraper that's sturdy and can handle the job quickly.

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The Do’s and Don’ts of De-icing your windshield

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  1. Article Title – The Do’s and Don’ts of De-icing your windshield Article Summary – We all know that feeling when we wake up to a cold, frosty windshield. It's annoying, and it can make getting to work or school a real pain. But there are some simple dos and don’ts for defrosting your windshield, and today we're going to share them with you! Keep reading to find out how you can avoid what you can do to get rid of that ice buildup. Article Body - No one likes getting into a cold car, especially when the windshield is iced over. It's a pain to have to scrape off all that ice, and it's even worse when you're in a hurry and don't have time to do it properly. Here are a few tips to help you de-ice your windshield quickly and easily. When it comes to defrosting your windshield, there are some things you should and shouldn’t do. Do: Invest in a good ice scraper: A flimsy ice scraper is only going to make the job more difficult. You want an ice scraper that's sturdy and can handle the job quickly. A good ice scraper will also have a brush on one side to help you clear away snow. Park in a heated garage: If you have one, use it! park your car in there overnight so that the ice will melt off easily in the morning. Cover your windshield: Cover your windshield with something like a towel or blanket when you aren’t using your vehicle. If you struggle with ice on your windshield consistently, consider buying a magnetic windshield cover. Use deicer spray: a popular method is to use a solution of 2/3 cup rubbing alcohol and 1/3 cup water in a spray bottle. Defrost from the inside out: start your car and turn the temperature to the warmest setting available. Then, select the "defrost" mode for both the front and rear windshields and turn on the blower fan to the highest setting. Invest in a remote starter: set your vehicles system for the best defrosting setting and start your car remotely a few minutes before you are ready to leave. Don’t: Pour hot water on your windshield because it could crack the glass. Use salt or a saltwater mixture to melt ice off your windshield Use external heat like a hair dryer or a portable heater to melt ice off your windshield Use a metal scraper, key, or cooking tools like a spatula to remove ice off your windshield

  2. Deicing your car windshield is important to do in the winter. By following these do’s and don’ts you can make sure that your car is safe to drive in the winter. Do you have any other tips for deicing your windshield? Share them with us in the comments below! Author Signature – If you are ready to sell your vehicle, get an offer from CashforCars.ca. It’s Fast, Safe and Easy! Fill out a short online offer form or call us at 1(800) 261-9854.

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