It seems that spuds aren't just for chips. Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter We have more newsletters Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter We have more newsletters As winter approaches and temperatures fall across the country, many drivers are already having to de-ice their cars in the morning. Owning a vehicle can be frustrating in winter, especially when it comes to clearing ice and snow from your windows.
Many use methods like getting lukewarm water and a sponge to wipe the windows until it comes clear. While effective, it can be time-consuming and may not fully prevent ice from forming again. Additionally, there’s a risk of cracking the glass if the temperature difference is too extreme.
However, one car expert has shared a simple and effective trick to prevent windscreens from fogging, the Mirror reports. The unique method involves cutting a potato in half and rubbing onto the windscreen. John Clark Motor Group said: “This one really isn’t just an old wives’ tale! Rubbing the cut side of half a potato against the outer surface can make a real difference to your windscreen.
Not only can it stop your windscreen from freezing in the winter, but it can also be a huge help when driving in the rain. “The starch in the potato acts as a barrier between the glass and the air and can help with that all too common issue of your windscreen fogging up, making it hard to see..
