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WASHINGTON (WJLA) — A lot of people are waking up in the DC area with ice on their windshield after snowfall in some areas. But a heated ice scraper promises to melt ice off of your windshield ...

WASHINGTON (ABC7) — It's freezing cold and there you are out in it trying to scrape the ice off your car windshield. What if there was a way to make the ice magically melt away? Horace Holmes tries ...

The Hill may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. {mosads}As parts of the country just faced the biggest snowstorm in years, you might be wondering if ...

While snow can be associated with fluff and fun, frost is the one that bites. An icy windshield elicits nothing but chagrin and reluctant scraping, especially during those bitter dark winter mornings.

Snow is back in the forecast for later this week, which means now’s a great time to replenish all those winterizing goods in your garage — from car scrapers and snow brooms to window de-icers and ...

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Where I live, in New Mexico, it was 80° until just last week. As is traditional, however, at some point around Christmas, the region will have a snap frost and turn into a giant ice rink for three ...

Which ice scraper is best? From the power of your windshield wipers to your car’s ability to power through frozen roads, there is a lot to consider when it comes to safe winter driving. With your ...

Anyone who has driven a car in Minnesota over a winter or two is familiar with the three basic types of windshield ice scrapers. There’s the one-hander, a sort of short spatula small enough to fit in ...

That familiar refrain of winter is back — even in states that weren’t pummelled like those in the Northeast. It’s the sound of metal shovels on ice-covered driveways and sidewalks. The industrious ...