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6 days agoLatest NewsComments Off on You won’t need to de-ice your windows if you follow expert’s two-step parking method – and it’s totally free
WINTER is well and truly here as parts of the UK experience sub zero temperatures this week.
As the deep freeze sweeps the nation, Brits are waking up to the unwelcome sight of a frosted over windscreen.
Experts have compiled a shortlist of ways to de-ice their vehicles[/caption]
Many a motorist has spent miserable, freezing mornings hacking away with an ice scraper or waiting an eternity for the heater to clear even the tiniest gap.
Fortunately, savvy experts at Ski Famille have noted an easy two-step parking method to avoid the pesky de-icing process.
Best of all, it’s a cheap fix and won’t force you to use up extra fuel, especially as pump prices rocket.
“Park smart. If possible, park your car facing east,” the weather expert warned.
“If possible, park your car facing east. The morning sun can help melt frost naturally.
“In extreme cold, consider parking near a wall or building for extra shelter from the wind.”
A spokesperson from Ski Famille added: “Dealing with frozen cars is a daily reality on ski holidays, so we’ve learned a few tricks.
“Simple things like covering your windscreen and preparing door seals can make a big difference.
“The goal is to prevent the freeze before it happens—preparation is everything!”
HERE WE SNOW
It comes after news that Storm Bert is set to bring up to 15 inches of snow, 70mph winds and downpours this weekend as an amber warning is issued.
As arctic conditions persist across the UK, wintry weather will continue to batter the country as the storm arrives, said the Met Office.
An amber warning has this afternoon been put in place across part of Scotland for 10 hours on Saturday, with power cuts a possibility and injuries “likely” on icy surfaces.
While yellow warnings, including for rain, are in place from today until Sunday night.
The Met Office said in a full statement: “Storm Bert has been named and is forecast to bring heavy rain, strong winds and disruptive snow to parts of the UK through the weekend.”
Four more simple tips for de-icing your frozen motor
1. Cover Your Windscreen Overnight
Place a towel, tarp, or even a large piece of cardboard over your windscreen the night before. This prevents frost from forming and saves you precious time in the morning. Don’t have a cover? Use an old shower curtain or a reusable car frost shield.
2. Defrost with Household Items
Mix three parts vinegar with one part water and spray it on your windscreen to melt light frost. Alternatively, rub a halved onion or potato on your windscreen the night before—these create a layer that reduces frost buildup.
3. Prevent Frozen Doors
To stop doors from freezing shut, spray a little cooking oil or silicone spray on the door seals and wipe it with a cloth. This creates a protective barrier against ice. If the door is already frozen, push gently on the door frame to crack the ice before trying to pull it open.
4. Lift Your Wipers
Prevent your wiper blades from sticking to the glass by lifting them off the windscreen overnight. If they’re already frozen, pour lukewarm (not hot) water over them and gently lift.
The second named storm of the season will gradually descend onto the UK tomorrow before moving eastwards.
On Saturday, Storm Bert will bring heavy snow, wind gusts of 60-70mph in some areas and heavy rain in western parts of the country.
It follows days of sub-zero temperatures that saw schools shut their doors and commuters facing travel chaos on the roads and rail.
Bone-chilling temperatures and icy conditions led to warnings vehicles could be stranded, power cuts may occur and rural areas could be cut off.
The yellow warnings mean frequent snow showers, possible hail and icy conditions are expected to be in force.
The warnings cover much of north and west Scotland until midday, with the Met Office warning of difficult travelling conditions.
Between 2cm and 5cm (up to 2inches) of snow is expected widely and it could reach 10cm in some parts of the north-west mainland, the Met Office warned.
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A DAD who died falling head first into a manhole was discovered by a worker who saw a “pair of legs” poking out, an inquest heard.
Andrew Barker, 56, was making his way home from the pub when he toppled into the hole, which had been dug by gas engineers.
Andrew was walking home when the tragedy unfolded[/caption]
At the time of the horror in January, Storm Isha had hit the UK – with strong winds blowing over safety barriers around the roadworks.
The retired NHS nurse was discovered worker at the site at noticed “a pair of legs” sticking out of the hole, an inquest heard.
Tragically, Andrew couldn’t be saved and was declared dead at the scene in Bradford, West Yorkshire.
Bradford Coroners Court was told the dad-of-two’s death would have been “immediate” as his respiratory function was impaired due to the position he was in.
His cause of death was given as postural asphyxiation and alcohol intoxication.
The inquest was told Andrew had been at his local pub before heading back to a friend’s house.
Although he had been drinking, he was not “substantially over the limit”.
At around 2am, Andrew decided to head home – with police believing he may have tried to take a shortcut when he fell.
Detective Sergeant Lee Worsnam told the court another theory was that Andrew could have tripped over a tuft of grass or the barriers if they were down.
But coroner Martin Fleming said there “could have been any number of combinations that caused him to precipitate into this manhole”.
The court heard an amber weather warning for wind had been put in place due to the storm.
Matthew Deekes, who managed the site on behalf of subcontractors, said the barriers were in place with sandbags when he left work at 4pm on Friday.
The court heard additional support teams were also put in place for Northern Gas Networks’ sites in Bradford across that weekend.
Around 40 extra sandbags had been added to the site on Sunday evening before the tragic fall.
There was no evidence to show whether the barriers were up properly when Andrew made his way home, the court heard.
The coroner concluded Andrew’s death was accidental.
A family statement, from ex-wife Sam and daughters Holly and Hannah, said they had “many happy memories” with Andrew, who they said “was a joker and loved to make people laugh.”
He was described as being “mischievous”, “intelligent”, and “scarily quick-witted” and a stalwart in the community.
Andrew was a nurse at Bradford Royal Infirmary[/caption]
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