Here's what you need to know to prevent ice on your car and to get it off once it's there, according to AccuWeather.
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DON'TS
Never pour boiling or hot water on a cold or frozen windshield.
Never use a metal object to try to hammer the ice off.
DO'S
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Plan ahead! The night before an ice storm is expected, put bags over your side mirrors to keep the ice off, and cover your windshield with a rubber mat.
You can also prevent frozen door locks by spraying them with graphite lubricant.
If you do get ice on your car, a scraper and your defroster are your best bet.
Learn more in the video above.
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