The Do's and Don't's of Defrosting Your Car Windows | Glass Doctor

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When you’re rushing out the door and find your windshield iced over, you may be tempted to try pouring boiling water over your windshield for a quick defrost.
Here’s the answer:
DON’T pour hot water over your frozen windshield!
DO use your car’s built-in defroster to melt the snow and ice. This method will take less time than boiling a pot of water, anyway.
DON’T use your bare hands to clean off snow and ice, either!
DO protect your hands with a warm pair of gloves before heading outside.
DON’T try and break or scrape off the ice from your windshield with heavy or metal objects.
DO invest in a sturdy snow brush with a hard plastic ice scraper.
DON’T use vinegar. Vinegar can damage your car’s paint and chrome.
DO watch our video called “The Fastest Way to Defrost Your Car Windows.” Click the link: • How to De-Ice Your Win...
Bonus tip: Water from melting snow can pool by your wipers and freeze them in place. Once parked, pull up the wipers to avoid them freezing.
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