The RAC (Royal Automobile Club) has urged drivers to use key buttons to defrost their car windscreens in December. It could ...
Layer Up: Instead of bundling up in one heavy coat, try wearing several lighter layers. Start with a moisture-wicking base ...
Q. I have often thought about getting a poinsettia for the Christmas season to decorate indoors; however, I have indoor pets ...
Winter storms and lake-effect snow are hammering big slices of the country right now, and state DOTs from Colorado to the ...
Keep snow from sticking to your windshield before it ever gets there? That's the promise of winter coatings, but how long ...
Similar to being mindful of what you leave in your vehicle in extreme heat, certain items should not be left in your vehicle when temperatures regularly dip below freezing. See the list.
Here’s how to prevent a lock freeze-up: BEFORE the winter cold arrives, apply a silicone-based lubricant or graphite to locks ...
However, some items shouldn't be left in a cold car. Certain everyday objects can break, warp or even cause damage to the car ...
WD-40 won’t freeze in typical garage conditions, but low temperatures reduce aerosol pressure. Let the can warm up for a ...
Snow fell again across the area this week. The season’s first coating of white has a way of reminding us how quickly a routine drive can turn risky. And most of us will still head out to work, to ...
Wear a hat. Mittens, snug at the wrist, are better than gloves, the NWS says. Cover your mouth to protect your lungs from ...
Medicine is another item that should not be frozen. According to Reuters, leaving your pills in the extreme cold (or heat) ...
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