DRIVERS are blown away after a hack that stops misted windscreens forever was shared online.
The video of the hack was published by @ceithgriffith on TikTok and has amazed motorists.
TikTok @ceithgriffithDrivers shocked after discovering a winter hack that will stop misted windscreens[/caption]
The TikTok user has urged drivers to wipe shaving foam on both sides of the screen to combat the problem.
“You can also do it from inside,” he said.
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Rule 229 of the Highway Code states: “Drivers must be able to see, so clear all snow and ice from all your windows.
“Make sure that your mirrors are clear and the windows are demisted thoroughly.”
If drivers fail to demist their windscreen, they can be fined up to £1,000 and get three points on their licence.
Users on social media have praised him for his content.
One said: “I learned so much from your channel. Honestly, I’m so glad I found you on here thank you for sharing where is the video cleaning front headlights?”
Another said: “Wow, I needed this yesterday on my six-hour drive from NYC.”
A third pointed out: “Old-school remedies that people forget.”
Another viral TikTok hack for de-icing screens during winter is to rub a bag of warm water on the windscreen.
But make sure it’s not boiling because it can crack your windows.
A cheaper hack is rubbing half an onion over your windscreen the night before you drive.
This stops frost from forming and saves you unnecessary scraping time in the morning.
Vinegar is another good bet. Spray a vinegar solution mixed with water on your windscreen the night before or directly onto the icy screen for quick results.
TikTok @ceithgriffithCeith Griffith has 1.4million followers on TikTok and more than 13.9million likes[/caption] Read More