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How to prevent an icy windshield this winter with vinegar

22-11-2012 1:36am

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RUCKING FETARD

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#2 22-11-2012 1:50am

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The best way I know to prevent icy windscreen is to park the car in indoor garage

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#3 22-11-2012 1:53am

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RUCKING FETARD wrote: »

http://www.infobarrel.com/How_to_prevent_an_icy_windshield_this_winter_with_vinegar

Will try it out and see how she goes.

That's the way she goes, boys. Sometimes she goes, sometimes she doesn't cause that's the ****ing way she goes.

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#4 22-11-2012 8:07am

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You can buy night before de-icer in most places now, think tesco sell it even.
Usually in a windolene type bottle and it's quite cheap. Might be a better option for people.

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#5 22-11-2012 9:00am

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Mmmm...do I really want to liberally spray acidic vinegar on to my car for a couple of months of the year? I wonder what the long term effects on the rubber seals and paintwork would be?

Think I'll get up 30 seconds earlier and not spray acid on my car.

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