How to Quickly Remove Snow from Car Windows?

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BethanyDella
07/29/25 3:38pm
Methods for quickly removing snow from car windows: Start the engine, increase the air conditioning temperature, turn on the front windshield defroster, rearview mirror heating function, and rear windshield heating function. The engine coolant temperature will continuously rise during the warm-up process, and the temperature of the air conditioning warm air will reach the desired level, causing the local temperature of the front windshield and the interior temperature to steadily increase. The rearview mirrors and rear windshield utilize electric heating functions, which will continuously work to defrost during the warm-up process. In winter, due to lower environmental temperatures, vehicles may encounter many special situations during use, such as frost on the windows, which can severely obstruct the driver's vision and reduce driving safety.
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