Combine three parts of distilled vinegar with one part of water. Plunge a wipe or fabric in the solution, then apply it to your windshield before it freezes over. This will keep the ice from shaping and working upon your windshield during a cool, frigid night or a spell of freezing precipitation. Albeit a few people have a worry that vinegar eats pits into windshield glass, the consensus seems to be that it isn’t powerful enough to do your windshield any harm. Vinegar is regularly sold in glass bottles, all things considered.
Even though this hack won’t dispose of ice once it’s as of now shaped, it can help keep layers of ice from framing on your windshield. When it comes to harsh winters, I’ll engage any hack that can make them more tolerable!
