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

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 ...

Using hot water to de-ice your car can crack and shatter your windshield. Here's a few other methods to try (and what not to ...

As temperatures plummet below freezing, drivers are being urged to properly defrost their windscreens before setting off to ...

With a snow and ice storm expected expected to dump a mix of freezing rain and sleet on southern Michigan Wednesday night, many residents are wondering how long it might take them to scrape off their ...

When you're in a rush to leave, it can be frustrating to see your car covered in a layer of frost, snow or ice. The last thing you want to do is spend precious minutes (especially in dangerously cold ...

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.

A driving school centre has shared the simple 3-minute method on how you can defrost a frozen car windscreen without having ...

When you drive in the winter, you have to deal with a lot of foggy windshields. What's the best way to make that fog go away? Some people will tell you to blast the heat, others to turn on the air ...

The RAC (Royal Automobile Club) has urged drivers to use key buttons to defrost their car windscreens in December. It could ...