Do you clean snow off your car when not in use?
Poll: Do you clean snow off your car when not in use?
Total Members Polled: 227
Discussion
I'm about to go out and clear off last night's snow from my cars. I dont like it sitting on them for too long because the kids come and scrape snow off for snowball fights, there's a chance of them scratching it. Also, on the soft top it's not particularly weatherproof, so having a couple of inches of thawing snow sat on the roof join makes me nervous
What about you?
What about you?
I can't stand leaving my car outside, it is always in a garage.
Lovely to see the neighbours scraping ice off their windscreens on a cold morning while their garages are full of junk. I simply walk from the kitchen into the garage, get into my car, hit the remote garage door button and off I go...nice.
Lovely to see the neighbours scraping ice off their windscreens on a cold morning while their garages are full of junk. I simply walk from the kitchen into the garage, get into my car, hit the remote garage door button and off I go...nice.
steveo3002 said:
clean it off anyway...much easier than letting it half melt then turn to 2" of ice
Firstly, there's that.Secondly, I'm not sure how much weight the roof can take (cabrioghey) so I'd rather spend a few minutes brushing the snow off with a broom (really old, old cabrioghey with dodgy paintwork).
soad said:
MX7 said:
"I'm that guy from South Wales in the news." 
The man who (allegedly) drove up Snowdon twice?
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