A mechanic has alerted drivers about a hack that melts ice and can cause hundreds of dollars' worth of damage. Drivers should ...

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You can use an ice scraper to remove ice from the windshield but don't use a metal one. You could scratch or even crack the surface. According to AAA, your best bet is to: Start your engine Set ...

In order to clear frost off the windows, use the smooth side of an ice scraper or a plastic card like an old gift card, making downward, vertical strokes. Never use a screwdriver, key, or hot ...

NEW ORLEANS — Louisiana roads are still not looking great, but if you've got to go, your car should be clear of snow. The safest option during these unusual weather conditions? If possible, stay ...

In order to clear frost off the windows, use the smooth side of an ice scraper or a plastic card like an old gift card, making downward, vertical strokes. Never use a screwdriver, key, or hot ...

HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — Parts of the Grand Strand are under a winter storm watch issued Monday afternoon by the National Weather Service as the region braces for a full blast of winter.

Start the engine Set the heater to defrost Adjust the airflow to recirculate Move the temperature control to full heat Use an ice scraper, if you have one, and the ice will eventually slide off.

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AAA also recommends investing in an ice scraper, which is inexpensive and will easily remove snow and ice from windshields and car windows. Additionally, AAA says drivers should clear all snow ...

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