Although the dense and thick snow looks beautiful, it does imply a great danger. When the vehicle is moving at a high speed, ice will fly out of someone's car,

which will cause the windshield of someone else's car to break,

This is a very serious traffic accident. So, how can people safely remove the snow on their cars to ensure the safety of traffic?

 

1. Preparation the night before

Park the vehicle at the end of the driveway, and do not block the sidewalk, so as to minimize the early morning soil shoveling work.

Similarly, if you park your vehicle on the street, be sure to shovel soil around the vehicle to leave a sidewalk for yourself when cleaning.

 

2. Wear corresponding equipment

Trying to do this work alone with bare hands will only mean that you may catch a cold soon, or even fail to complete the task perfectly.

Gloves, winter boots and thermal jackets are the guarantee for your success

 

3. Clean the roof

If the roof is high and hard to touch, you may take a small footstool when you go out, but you need to ensure that it is stable and will not fall from it,

which is why the length of the snow brush is particularly important.

 

5. Brush the edge

Any snow falling from the roof can stick to the side of the car. Therefore, when using a snow brush to clean,

you should also take into account the cleaning of mirrors, headlights and license plates. This is also for driving safety.

 

6. Windshield wiping

It is also very important to deal with the front and rear windscreens. You must be careful when cleaning them.

Those wiper blades also need to be snow removed, so that you can properly clean their underside and surroundings,

Scratch back and forth from the top edge. If the ice blocks form hard flakes on the glass, just continue to scrape it.

Do not hit the ice blocks with a scraper, because doing so may break or break the windshield.

 

7. Check the tire

Check around the vehicle for the last time, then you can get on the vehicle and leave. Use a brush to remove chunks of snow and ice

behind your wheels - this will prevent it from breaking the windshield of the vehicle behind you.

Once you drive, if there is ice and snow on the wheels, your car may lose balance and vibrate slightly. Parking your car in the sun will help melt the ice and snow residues.

 

In snowy days, although you may have something urgent to do when you go out, it is also important to properly use the snow brush to clear the snow on the vehicle.

Not only for your safety,It is also for the safety of others around you.