Many drivers these days will go to their car with the intention of clearing the area around them and get out, but they will have to take a series of steps into account.
Given today’s cold temperatures and snowfall, it’s useful to keep the car safe. But since it is not always possible, if we leave the car on the street, we must try to remove the snow, especially before it freezes. It will be easier to remove if it is soft than if it has already turned to ice from the cold. And it is possible
easily done in a few minutes.
First of all, and of course with gloves on, you can remove most of the nine that have accumulated on the roof, hood and windshield with your hand.
When we have removed the “strong” it is essential to have a plastic or rubber scraper (so as not to damage the glass or windshield frames) to remove the thin layer of ice that has formed, and antifreeze.
For less than 10 euros You have the ultimate weapons to get off the ice in no time. We always have to start from the edges to the center and first we spray the antifreeze liquid on the glass and then we pass through the scraper. Two minutes and done.
This must of course be taken into account
should never be removed the snow with, for example, a shovel or metal scraper, as these are objects that can scratch and damage the car’s body and windows.
Also, do not try to remove the snow with hot water, because not only does it freeze instantly, but when it comes into contact with the cold glass, the contrast in the temperature can crack the windshield. Like salt, it is also not recommended due to its corrosive effect.
Just as it is not convenient to remove snow with windshield wipers. These should not be started until there is no more ice on the glass, because if they are still frozen they can attack the plastic of the brushes and also scratch the windshield.
Source: La Verdad
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