Anyone who has driven a car in Minnesota over a winter or two is familiar with the three basic types of windshield ice ...

In addition to the best emergency car kit, you should have the best ice scraper you can find stored in your vehicle, so you can quickly and efficiently clear off snow and ice. To help you pick the ...

Consider grabbing an electric ice scraper to shave off your car’s icy debris. We found one that a reviewer calls a “real shoulder saver,” helping take the strain out of that traditional push ...

If you don't have an ice scraper, there are alternatives you can try until you get one. Not all of those alternatives are safe to try in all temperatures, though. Snow and freezing temperatures ...

You can use deicing solutions to remove ice off a windshield, writes AAA, but be careful — they also can remove car wax over time, exposing your vehicle to the elements and to corrosive road salts.

Sure, car windows can get frosty in winter. But why would there be ice on the windshield not just outside, but inside your ...

It can feel like a daily battle: Every morning you have to get up to scrape ice off your windshield, warm up your car, and when the weather is at its worst, face hazardous road conditions.

For under $50, this well-rated Everstart emergency kit packs a punch with the essentials you’ll want on hand when trouble hits. Jumper cables, a tire inflator, a first aid kit, a flashlight, knit ...

It can happen, folks. Who knows, maybe your windshield wasn't sealed correctly so you had to scrape ice off of the inside of your car, and now you're going to be late to high school because you ...