Getting snow off your camero

[coreyk]

Originally Posted by atma

For all you knobs that claim just cleaning off the windows is enough, I wonder how you feel when large pieces of ice and snow fly up off cars and trucks in front of you and land on your car? be courteous and safe and get ALL of the snow off of your car before you drive. You could bust someone's windshield, scrath their paint or cause an accident. Turn your car on for a while before you need to leave. keep it running with the defrosters and the heat cranked. after a while, the snow will simply melt away. If it's too much for that, at least you'll have a thin layer of water between your car and the snow so when you push it off by hand, it'll glide on the surface of the water and not scratch your paint.

I was looking for the video where the dumbass kid was doing a burnout and kept calling it a camUro.

I am just shocked he wasn't redirected to camero5.com

[coreyk]

Originally Posted by Dylan@Adams

I don't envy you guys who have to deal with snow... I can't offer much in the way of suggestions as its not something I have any first hand knowledge of so I'm interested in hearing the solutions for my own personal info.




Found it!

[efpardo]

I don't know what bugs me more. Misspelling Camaro or miss-using then, and than or there, their and they're.

[efpardo]

Oh and yeah, it's hard not to scratch your car getting snow off your car. Windows only Yes. Highway--No.

[OhioGuy89]

Originally Posted by atma

For all you knobs that claim just cleaning off the windows is enough, I wonder how you feel when large pieces of ice and snow fly up off cars and trucks in front of you and land on your car? be courteous and safe and get ALL of the snow off of your car before you drive. You could bust someone's windshield, scrath their paint or cause an accident. Turn your car on for a while before you need to leave. keep it running with the defrosters and the heat cranked. after a while, the snow will simply melt away. If it's too much for that, at least you'll have a thin layer of water between your car and the snow so when you push it off by hand, it'll glide on the surface of the water and not scratch your paint.

It should be a law that you have to clear all the snow off of your car.

[Rendo]

Just had snow for the first time few days ago. A lot of it melted, but for the rest I took a bucket of warm water and poured slowly so the rest slid off.

[efpardo]

I washed and waxed my car yesterday. In Michigan!

[DustinK]

Originally Posted by coreyk

I am just shocked he wasn't redirected to camero5.com

Which begs the question: How did the OP get to this site in the first place?

My suggestion as a fellow Masshole: Let her sleep during the winter. She doesn't need to know anything of the cruel mistresses known as "Snow" and "Salt". Okay, probably not a practical solution to your situation but there's plenty of other good answers so far and thankfully this winter hasn't provided much of an opportunity for you to do any damage.