Is there anything I can put on a car's windows, doors, and locks before a snow storm?

Question

to prevent freezing and icing up? Thanks.

Answer 1

You can start your car, turn on the windshield wipers until they are in the middle of the windshield, then turn them off, so that the wipers are in the middle (or close to it). Then put cardboard on the windshield using the wipers to hold the cardboard in place. That will keep the wipers from sticking to the windshield and you won't have to scrape ice off the windshield. As for the doors and locks, you can try magnets. I know it sounds silly, but the magnet will stick to your car (dry it off first) and place the magnets over the lock, it will keep the frost off. (I use the magnets that are like business card size)

Answer 2

It's too late now, but a block heater on a timer is cheap and just what you need to wake up to a warm dry car. This part of the world it's a necessity.

Answer 3

i dont no of anything that u can put on b4 a storm but there is this stuff called ice-off and if your windows/doors frezze in a storm then u spray this stuff on it and it un frezzes them. it might work if you put it on b4 2 but im not sure

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Answer 4

You could cover the car in a tarp. I've known people to put a piece of cardboard over their front windshield so they wouldn't have to scrape frost off in the morning.

Answer 5

I know you can use rubbing alcohol to UN freeze things but I dont know if you can use it as a preventative measure.

Answer 6

Try deicer before hand. I don't know if it works to prevent it but it may. But you could also try taping your locks so no moisture can get in easily.

Answer 7

WD-40 or those special sprays available at Car stores.

Answer 8

put cardboard on your windsheild - but your windows and locks, i don't know. Anything i can think of would just slide off

Answer 9

A garage perhaps? Or if that isn't possible spray salt water all over windows. Salt water doesn't freeze.

Answer 10

a cover, like a car blanket