Need to scrape a layer of ice off the car? Check out these tips to make it easier, and see four things you should never do to ...

If you’re in a hurry, you can use a commercial de-icer spray to help melt the ice faster. Be sure to spray it evenly across ...

A mix of three parts apple cider vinegar and one part water sprayed on the windshield the night before can prevent ice from ...

Use both the heater and air conditioning: the warm air helps melt ... across the windshield. Use a scraper if necessary If any ice remains after using the defrost, carefully use a plastic scraper ...

Winter temperatures can affect the way your car's fluids perform and can cause damage to key components. Here's our advice ...

If you need to drive on a state highway or interstate today, the website KanDrive provides live updates, as well as live ...

During the winter months, it can be frustrating to have an iced over windshield without a scraper on hand. Here are a few ...

One effective and widely shared hack involves filling a plastic bag with warm water. Gently glide the bag over the windshield to melt the ice. Another efficient method is using a homemade solution ...

At the minimum, they give you some traction, best case they melt the snow and ... are not sticking to your windshield and freeze in place. This last one calls for a plastic bag.

Use a plastic card If you’re in a pinch ... Pour the water slowly and evenly across the windshield to help the ice melt. PRO TIP: This would be my absolute last resort option.

Whether it's because of a winter storm or it's just so cold, you may need to clear your car and driveway of ice or snow. Here are tips for doing it.

Spray it on and wipe the melting ice away with a plastic scraper, your windshield wipers or a rubber squeegee ... pour some lukewarm — not hot — water over the door to melt the ice, or push on it to ...