Defrost your rear screen in 10 seconds flat

Your button takes longer than .......... just lift off - Taaa daaah .

For the hard of reading this thread relates to none HRW :bust: :coat:

True, but you have to factor in application time too

& costs.

True, that cling film can be very costly!

I posted the cling film mod on .org many many years ago....I get lots of practice dealing with frost lol. Never use it now as my current plastic window is softer plastic than OEM and never cracks etc so I just pour lukewarm water over it

I had thought it was you who posted originally but as much as I tried couldn't find it on here. Now I know why :lol:

I think it was even many years before t-bar existed!

You just like playing with cling film

I wonder if I wrapped RD and Mark up in it on Saturday, left them outside while Sue and I had a few and went out later, if they would have frost bite or not :silly:

Great tip. Thanks. Scroll down the page until you get to the red writing. :woohoo:

See doubting Thomas Leigh :thumbsup:

A cheap simple solution. I really like the fact that in the morning you just bin the bit of cling film.

I park in my garage - well the car I park in the garage - seems the sensible thing to do although I don't, normally, do sensible. Mind you, I am ancient :woohoo:

I was thinking that this would be a good tip for when you can't park in the garage. I have to work nights soon, for a while, and this would save me a lot of faffing around when I'm tired in the morning.

Sure, I have de-icer spray and a good heater, even a defroster pipe. But 5 minutes is 5 minutes when you're cold and tired. Anyway, all I would want to do is drop the top and go home and this little tip goes a long way to helping that. Nice tip revival Paul. Great tip Broon. :broon:

I'll also test it on the front screen soon.