Just pour hot water over them, not boiling, same with windscreen if you need to clear it quickly. Overly hot water might crack the windscreen but it only needs to be a few degrees hotter to work which must be within the heat tolerance of windscreen glass
Spraying windscreen of frozen car not advised?
- Thread starter Vicario
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That's ok first thing in the morning when your car is parked at your door. It's not so handy when you come back to your car after being at the shops, cinema etc. I'll stick to the salad cream.
Sounds familiar, in the case of our car it's the boot
Before I began WFH full time during the winter I'd keep a lemonade bottle full of water in the boot, even when there's frost on the screen the water was warm enough to melt the ice.
What is it with women and gloveboxes and the cupboard under the sink? Filled with hundreds of bottles of stuff and utter sh!te. Someone's going to get hurt one day when it all falls out onto them.
