Mix two parts rubbing alcohol with one part water in a spray bottle. Splash in a tiny drop of dish soap to make it extra slippery. Shake it like you’re making a tiny, frost-fighting margarita.
Spray that mixture all over your icy windshield. The alcohol makes the ice melt instantly—it’s like watching a magic trick that only costs you a few cents. The ice will turn into slush, which you can then gently scrape off with zero effort.
Just don’t use this on a super hot day (unlikely, I know) or if your windshield has tiny cracks. Alcohol is a bit of a drama queen and can make small cracks bigger.
The "I’m Too Lazy To Wait" De-Icer
You can also buy a commercial de-icer spray, which is basically the same thing but in a fancy can. If you’re feeling fancy, go for it. But honestly, the homemade version is cheaper and makes you feel like a wizard.
Spray it on, wait 30 seconds, and watch the ice hiss away like a disappointed ghost. It’s oddly satisfying. I sometimes do it just for fun, even if the ice is only a centimeter thick.
How to Get Ice Off a Windshield - North Auto Glass Barrie
