SPLASH Red Hot De-icer Windshield Trigger Spray 32 Ounces
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About SPLASH Red Hot De-icer Windshield Trigger Spray 32 Ounces
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
76% praised the quick de-icing action, while 24% found it slow
This product can be sprayed on the windshield to see where I am going while racing to work, but it still takes longer to de-frost and requires the heater to be put on.
The product turned the ice on my windshield to a gel-like substance and stuck to it harder than the ice, making it ineffective for de-icing.
70% found it easy to apply
I find it easy to apply the windshield de-icer and the resulting thin layer of frost from the product freezing melts fairly quickly from the defroster.
I highly recommend this product for anyone with a 12 Up Beetle that is not garage kept in a cold climate.
The de-icer works fast for me and is faster than the spray.
76% liked the effectiveness, but 24% faced issues
For me, the stream works faster than spray and the product works fast.
The de-icer works extremely well.
This product is quite effective on ice and melts frost like a dream.
The product allows me to see where I am going while driving, but it takes longer to de-frost and still needs to be put on the heater.
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68% found it residue-free
The windshield de-icer is easy to use and leaves no residue when sprayed.
66% appreciated the safety features, but 34% were concerned
The spray bottle got stuck the first time I used it, but it only happened once and there was no harm done.
I need this product to de-ice my windows on my 2016 VW Beetle.
The product does not defy any natural laws. When spraying a liquid on a surface below freezing, it will refreeze. Follow the instructions on the bottle, which include turning on the car and defroster.
The product turned the ice on my windshield to a gel-like substance and stuck to it harder than the ice, which could be a safety concern.
