The best way to melt ice off of a windshield is with a mixture of two-parts rubbing alcohol and one-part water in a spray ...

While snow can be associated with fluff and fun, frost is the one that bites. An icy windshield elicits nothing but chagrin and reluctant scraping, especially during those bitter dark winter mornings.

Pouring hot water on your icy vehicle is a fool's errand. Cold water can actually thicken the ice, depending on the outside ...

If you live in cold climate you know that ice and snow can build up in your windshield and put a damper on your commute. When it comes to winter, a little bit of preparation goes a long way. That's ...

The best way to melt ice off of a windshield is to use a mixture of two-parts rubbing alcohol and one-part water in a spray ...

We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. Anyone who has winter weather to deal with knows the struggle of clearing snow and ice off their car. Getting the ...

You may have an ice scraper on hand in your car for clearing off an iced-over windshield. But even people who have lived in cold climates for years and have plenty of experience with clearing their ...

If your car is/has been/will be parked outside, among the elements, there's a good chance you're going to find it with a nice crust of ice covering everything. This is annoying. Particularly when the ...

You can use deicing solutions to remove ice off a windshield, writes AAA, but be careful — they also can remove car wax over time, exposing your vehicle to the elements and to corrosive road salts.

When Mother Nature unleashes snow, slush, and freezing rain, you know you won’t be going far until your windshield is clean. The most important tool to own in this situation is an ice scraper, not a ...