preventing ice/frost buildup on car windows in morning

[jimzilla]

Originally Posted by racerman88

good old cardboard does the trick

thats what i do too

[batrug]

Originally Posted by Dragon-88

You think u have it bad, i have a small leak in my driver side window, so every morning i have to not only scrape the outside windsheld but i also have to scrape my inside windshield aswell, and trust me those scrapers arent meant for the insides.....

hahaha aw man i feel for ya. but that made me laugh pretty damn hard hahaha. sheeeeeeeeit

[hk20000]

is your car on the street or in your lawn? Don't Canadian Tire actually sell those fold away car ports for reasonable price?

[danned]

is it ok to pour cold water on those ice?
at morning+afternoon..will those ice melt?

[BoS_DC2]

Originally Posted by danned

is it ok to pour cold water on those ice?
at morning+afternoon..will those ice melt?

to a certain extent.

that's exactly the same as you using your wipers rigoriously w/ washer fluid squirting the same time.

be sure to have your heaters on or they'll start to fog up.

[danned]

Originally Posted by BoS_DC2

to a certain extent.

that's exactly the same as you using your wipers rigoriously w/ washer fluid squirting the same time.

be sure to have your heaters on or they'll start to fog up.

thx for the tip
i won't pour water unless i start the car

[syee]

Originally Posted by danned

thx for the tip
i won't pour water unless i start the car

If it's below zero outside, pouring water on your windshield will just give you more ice.

Like others have said, I'd suggest covering your windows with a tarp or cardboard. Either that, or spray it with something with a lower melting point than what the temperature is outside.

No hot water either - that will cause your window to crack.

[kc1337]

Washer fluid works well