Insights on Industrialised Construction with Jaimie Johnston MBE and Amy Marks | Built Environment Matters

Last year, it just wasn’t cold enough at all.

This takes a bit of planning the night before, but you’ll sure be happy when you wake up in the morning!.2) Another use for vinegar!

If you spray or wipe vinegar over your windows after you park your car, it will prevent ice from forming in moderately cold temps.You can also use it to mist over a light frost to help it melt faster.. 3) Protect your wipers!One of the most frustrating parts of an icy car is trying to chip away at the ice around your windshield wipers.

The car’s defroster rarely reaches the wipers too, so warming your car up in advance of needing it doesn’t help either.Simply place an old pair of socks over your wipers after you park, and you’ll be good to go no matter what the weather brings!.

If your car is really covered in pure ice, give the hood of your car a good smack with a flat palm to help crack the ice and give yourself a place to start scraping.

When removing ice and snow, remember not to use shovels or other sharp objects to remove the ice, as this will easily scratch your paint.for the whole family….

It is full of fun Christmas ideas, such as “take photos for Christmas cards” and “make the house smell like Christmas”!.Leave it up to Martha Stewart, to come up with the cutest.

Christmas Stocking Advent Calendar.This one is called the.