What to Use to Wipe Glass Without Freezing?

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DeDerek
07/30/25 7:04am
Here is an introduction on what to use to wipe car glass without freezing: 1. Liquor: In winter, to prevent glass from freezing, you can use liquor to wipe the glass. This is mainly because liquor typically freezes at temperatures below minus 100 degrees, so high-proof liquor can help windows resist freezing. 2. Car heater defrosting: After the car glass has frozen, you can open the door and start the car first. When the engine's water temperature rises, use the air conditioner's warm air to blow on the windshield until the ice melts. This method is the safest and will not damage the glass, but it is time-consuming, labor-intensive, and consumes fuel. 3. Spraying concentrate: It does not damage the car's surface and can prevent re-freezing and dirt. High-quality spray de-icers can easily remove ice and snow at temperatures below minus 30°C. At the same time, it can also prevent the windshield and water accumulation areas from freezing, does not damage the car's surface, and leaves the glass clean and spotless after cleaning.
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