Good deal.
Heat given.
Though just want to save you s pound and use warm water instead = £Free
Probably will get stick from trying to help but hey...
dodgymix to jonspurs
11 Oct 151#7
I use warm water but mine isn't free.. Mines £70 a month
googleboogle
11 Oct 15#5
Warm water works best. However when you are not near it. This stuff is great.
dodgymix to googleboogle
11 Oct 15#6
Warm water at home definitely.. But teatime at train station no other options
snappyfish to googleboogle
11 Oct 15#9
Then when it falls off your car and re-freezes leaving a ice patch for elderly Mrs Roberts ready to break her back on!!!
As with most winter cases driving and so on, a little thought is needed. :smiley:
snappyfish to googleboogle
11 Oct 15#10
Then when it falls off your car and re-freezes leaving a ice patch for elderly Mrs Roberts living next door ready to break her back on!!!
As with most winter cases driving and so on, a little thought is needed. :smiley:
Jonnyblock
11 Oct 15#8
Just have a few coffees before you get off the train.
klopikxda
11 Oct 15#11
I do not like these pressurized containers. Sometimes when it is really cold it will create foam on window. But these are not bad. I just prefer standard de-icers from Home Bargains for 49p a bottle :smiley:
mattclarkie
11 Oct 15#12
Warm Water is fine if you want to crack your windscreen or have it refreeze while you are driving down the road.
dodgymix to mattclarkie
11 Oct 15#13
Nonsense
Warm water out of the tap and then wipe the window
No chance of either of them scenarios
whatyadoinsucka to mattclarkie
11 Oct 15#16
I've been using hot water ( not boiling) out of the tap on my windscreens for years I'm pretty sure the cracked windscreen scenario is an urban myth, an old pop or milk bottle 2 litres easily clears a car of Icy glass in 20 seconds, and no cold hands
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http://cpc.farnell.com/carplan/tdi500/super-de-icer-500ml-trigger-spray/dp/CP0184761?ost=CP0184761
http://cpc.farnell.com/carplan/tdi500/super-de-icer-500ml-trigger-spray/dp/CP0184761?ost=CP0184761
Heat given.
Though just want to save you s pound and use warm water instead = £Free
Probably will get stick from trying to help but hey...
As with most winter cases driving and so on, a little thought is needed. :smiley:
As with most winter cases driving and so on, a little thought is needed. :smiley:
Warm water out of the tap and then wipe the window
No chance of either of them scenarios