Hot water on iced up windscrreen

Guttercat.

Happy new year mate, if it is to hot yes it can. And has been known, I always use just lukewarm water and never had a problem.

Potty.

 

I use a wallpaper steamer.

 

I don't know why I wallpapered my windscreen in the first place.

 

Strange but true.

 

1. start the engine
2. turn on windsreen blower
3. retire to house for a cuppa
4, 15 minutes later drive away,
p.s don't forget to lock van/car door with spare key,

 

1. start the engine
2. turn on heated front windscreen
3. wait one minute
4, drive away.

 

A lot of modern diesels won't heat up on idle and also kills modern turbo diesels being idled from cold as oil pressure low - best clear as much as you can then start and drive immediately.

 

Constantly using water to defrost the screen often results in things getting frozen - like gear linkages, cables etc.

 

Lick the windscreen clear with a warm tongue.

 

I got rid of my screen as Im so fed up with de-icing

Only problem now is iced up eyes one mile down the road

 

I always use hot water, and never had a problem. Has any one had a poroblem?, or do you KNOW someone who has had the problem (as opposed to as freind of a freind etc)

 

My wife say's she never has a problem defrosting my windscreen or warming the drivers seat before i go out.

 

Yeah well she is a biggun.

 

Constantly using water to defrost the screen often results in things getting frozen - like gear linkages, cables etc.

You had best not go to the UK then with your car. You will constantly have rain water getting on things.

 

Crackin' idea.