Winter has come. After a heavy snow, willow shoots and cars are covered with snow. If you walk on the road and see the most snow covered cars when it snows, as long as the car is stopped, there will be a thick layer of snow on the car. Especially when the car has been left outdoors and it snows overnight, the snow on the car will be very thick. Many car owners often say that when looking for a car after it snows in winter, you should first sweep the license plate, otherwise it is easy to find the wrong car.

 

In fact, it is also a normal phenomenon. After all, it snows heavily, and it is common for license plates to be blocked by snow. If you don't remove snow from your car, it's not safe to drive. Tools are needed to remove snow. What tools should be used to remove snow from the car without injuring the car. Usually, after the snow falls, when I go out in the morning, I see most of the car owners sweep the snow off the car with brooms. However, one of the disadvantages of sweeping the snow with brooms is that the brooms are easy to scratch the car, resulting in scratches on the car paint or window, which affects the driving vision.

 

 

And when sweeping snow, the most important thing is to sweep snow from the bottom up. Most people may sweep snow from top to bottom without knowing it. It is really easier to sweep snow from top to bottom. But if the snow is swept like this, the snow will enter between the engine hood and the front windshield through the gap. When the snow enters the gap, it is more difficult to clean it, so it is better to sweep the snow from the bottom to the top. If you use a snow shovel, you can directly shovel the snow from the car to the side, which is easier.

 

When scraping snow, I recommend the Edo snow scraper and foam snow brush. The first is the snow scraper. When choosing the snow scraper, Edo uses a snow scraper with soft material, which will not damage the car paint or the window. The foam snow brush is a good choice for removing heavy snow. These brushes are characterized by foam panels rather than bristles, so each pull can reduce brush head wear. Foam is also unlikely to scratch some car paint and window glass.