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We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. Anyone who has winter weather to deal with knows the struggle of clearing snow and ice off their car. Getting the ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." When it comes to winter gear for your vehicle, arguably the most important tool is an ice scraper or snow ...

After living in upstate New York, I’ve come to love many things about winter. Ice skating, building snowmen and buying snow boots distract me from the things I don’t love so much, like shoveling heavy ...

Freezing outdoor winter weather is here for much of the country and staying safe in it often includes removing snow and ice from unwanted places. After a snowstorm is the perfect time to don your ...

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If you live in cold climate you know that ice and snow can build up in your windshield and put a damper on your commute. When it comes to winter, a little bit of preparation goes a long way. That's ...

Picture this: It’s a cold winter morning and you’re late for work, but your windshield is still caked with an impenetrable slurry of snow and ice. At some point, we’ve all reached for a credit card to ...

When Mother Nature unleashes snow, slush, and freezing rain, you know you won’t be going far until your windshield is clean. The most important tool to own in this situation is an ice scraper, not a ...

Accumulated ice on your sidewalk isn’t just annoying—it’s also extremely dangerous. While a snow shovel can handle the powdery stuff, if you want to manually remove ice from your sidewalk, you’ll need ...