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that mustve been fun to scrape off, i had something similar to that a couple of nights ago. to a few minutes with defrost on to get it to be scrapable, lol.
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I just recently got back home from hanging out with a friend of mine. The car had been sitting outside for 6 or 7 hours, and it looked similar to that. I just let it run a bit with the defroster and heating on, and it was just fine. Please stay out of the habit of pouring hot water on the windows, though. Even ice-cold windshield washer fluid helps.
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You got SUPER lucky with dumping hot water on the windows. I personally know 2 people that did it, and shattered their windshields. Me and my friend did it as a joke on a old junk car in his yard, and it busted the window as soon as we dumped it on there.
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Originally Posted by ohenry5
Wow you poured hot water on the windows??!! I have heard of people doing that and their windows shattering, they were actually telling people on the news not to do that during our last ice storm. Guess you lucked out.
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