TikToker revealed a clever and cheap trick she used to stop snow and ice on her car.
Ice and snow cause all kinds of problems for drivers. A TikToker revealed the trick she uses to not dress her car in “white”.
It is trick that you can do with one objective which you may well already have in your home or buy. Whether it’s snow or ice, there’s nothing worse on a cold morning than finding your car frozen when trying to go to work or generally out somewhere. You take out the scraper and try your best to dig. Other methods have been tried, such as a hot water bag, but to no avail.
@taylormorganwright Pt. 2 update number 1 for shaving cream hack for snow and ice! So far so good! #winter #snowstorm #icestorm #kentucky ♬ original sound – morgan ☺️
Now the shaving foam it’s not just for your face or feet. Now it is also used in cars. It is sprayed on cars by people in one viral tendency to keep windows from freezing with plummeting temperatures and snowy conditions.
Its user TikTok Morgan (@taylormorganwright) try it hack and record the results first after one day and then again after the second. “I saw a hack on TikTok about putting shaving foam on your car windows and it’s supposed to help keep ice and snow from building up on them so I gave it a try.”
Then, the Morgan spray some suds on a microfiber cloth and cover the car windows until there is no visible mark left on the glass after it has been rubbed. She later posted two phases, showing exactly how her car looked after the heavy snowfall and while the car itself was covered in the windshield, the windows they remained clean.
@taylormorganwright Shaving cream update! #snowday #winterweather #kentucky #snowstorm #snowstorm ♬ original sound – morgan ☺️
“It doesn’t stay on windows. It literally slides, look at it. It doesn’t work so well on the rear window, but on all the sides and the side mirror, it slides. Also on my headlights». Three hours later, with even more snow, it was back to the car where it was pure white, but it was swept straight away, with zero resistance.