Clearing up the misunderstanding of ice and snow on the car

 

Misunderstanding 1: Use wipers to remove snow and ice

The wiper removes snow, which can remove the floating snow on the surface, but the surface of the windshield is generally covered with a layer of ice, which cannot be wiped off and will affect the sight. Moreover, the wipers are generally frozen in snow days, and forcibly starting them will damage the service life of the wipers.

 

On the eve of snow, the wipers can be erected to prevent freezing. Just like this↓↓↓

 

 

 

Misunderstanding 2: Pour glass with hot water

 

Experts say that hot water melts ice and the windshield is at risk of bursting, so it can be poured with glass water. Glass water contains alcohol, which melts ice quickly.

 

When pouring glass water, pay attention to pouring it slowly from the top of the windshield, so that the glass water can penetrate into the ice layer under the snow, in order to achieve the effect of rapid ice melting.

 

 

 

Myth 3: Cover the glass with newspaper

Some people on the Internet have suggested that they cover the glass of the car with newspaper the night before the snow, and flip the newspaper in the morning to quickly remove the snow.

 

In fact, this trick will not work, the newspaper will be frozen, stick to the glass, and it will not be easy to clean. Because the temperature inside the car is higher than the temperature outside the car after parking, once it snows, the first snow that touches the glass will melt, wet the newspaper, and freeze.

 

Conditional car owners can cover the car with a car cover on the eve of snow.

 

 

 

You can also be simple and crude, disassemble the cardboard box, cover it on the car glass, tie it with rope, or press bricks. The cardboard box will not stick to the glass, and now there are so many express deliveries, it can just be used for waste.