Does Sweeping Snow Off a Car Damage the Paint?
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Sweeping snow off a car can damage the paint. Reasons for damage: Because brooms are sharp and hard, they can damage the roof paint and cause scratches. Therefore, it is recommended not to use a broom to sweep the car but to use a cloth to clean the car roof instead. If the snow is too thick, you can use it to remove the thick snow, just avoid direct contact with the car paint. Methods for removing snow from the car: For ice on the window glass, do not melt it directly with hot water. The large temperature difference between hot and cold can cause the window glass to crack and the wipers to deform. The correct method is to turn on the warm air conditioning and direct the airflow toward the windshield. Wait for the ice to melt, then wipe the glass with a soft towel. If there is a lot of snow on the car, you can use a special snow removal tool to clear it. If you don't have a snow shovel, you can use a hard plastic scraper as a substitute. When shoveling snow, try to move in one direction and avoid scraping back and forth to prevent ice particles in the snow from scratching the window glass.