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Every driver needs to defrost their vehicle from time to time - perhaps more often than we’d like thanks to living in the UK - but it’s probably not a task you’ve given much thought to in the past.
Knowing how to defrost a windscreen is something you must learn to do in style, regardless of whether it’s a new or used car. Understanding the dos and don’ts will allow you to complete the process with ease while eradicating the threat of unnecessary damage before you’ve left the driveway.
Now that you know the common mistakes to avoid, it’s time to think about the quickest and most effective ways to de-ice frosty car windows. Here’s how:
Of course, if the roads are still icy, take extra care while driving. Adding a few minutes onto your journey is far better than having a crash, which is more likely in icy conditions. Cliche alert, but it’s better to be safe than sorry.
Think spending a few minutes on defrosting the car is frustrating? Imagine how annoyed you’ll be if poor practices mean you need to call out an expert. Before we go into how to defrost car windows, we’re going to first go through how not to do it. Here are some things to avoid;
Taking the quick fix might work once or twice, but problems will occur at some stage. Our experts can help with servicing and repairs. But we’d rather you keep your windscreen in good health by following the right process.