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  1. #1 Frosty & icy windshields 
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    Has anyone tried the some of the aresol cans with an attatched scapper.

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    I can tolerate light frost but,

    It is not even Thanksgiving yet and I am already tired of scraping ice/frost off of the windshield in the mornings. We are expecting more ice on Wed. and was wondering how effective the products were.
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    the ice melt stuff works pretty well i guess. spray it on and that's it
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    man up and bust the scraper out!!!

    so glad i got remote start...
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    buy a remote start
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    Its called be intelligent and get washer fluid with de-icer in it... then you free up the wipers and spray away.

    Still gotta do the other ones... but its one less massive sheet of glass to clean.

    Also start the car and turn on the rear defogger the second you get in the car. If you start with the side windows and the front by the time you get to the rear it should slide off.
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    I am talking about trying to scrape ice that can get almost 1/8" thick.
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    park inside or invest in a car cover.

    Thats all i've got.

    Good luck. Glad I dont have to deal with that
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    Or drive with it. Like a ****ing baws.

    Visibility? Ha, I laugh.
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    when i lived and GA for 2 years and it snowed and was ****ing freezing.

    I just warmed up a pot of Water and Threw it on.

    Instant ice be gone!

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    instant glass be crack too LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by matt5112 View Post
    instant glass be crack too LOL


    Same thing I was thinking
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    Also instant more ice when its -20 or so.
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    i have OEM heated washer fluid
    2003 SSEi,
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2003 SSEi View Post
    i have OEM heated washer fluid
    http://media.gm.com/content/media/us...0608_gm_washer
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    note his ssei isn't on that list and thus not affected?
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoshsGTP View Post


    Same thing I was thinking
    Me also lol.
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