Is there a windshield ice-scraper for us RSI injured techies?
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http://www.autosportcatalog.com/index.cfm/fa/p/pid/5562/sc/52258
Google for: windshield snow cover
They got a zillion of 'em.
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For $5, it's worth a shot!
http://www.prestone.com/products/iceFighters.php
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I do not have a commercial product. I use an old bath towel. Pull the wiper blades up about half way and use them to hold it in place.
It is not perfect, but when the temp is 20 degrees, the wind is 20 mph and freezing rain is falling, it sure beats standing out in the weather with a scraper. It takes agout five seconds to remove it and throw it in the floor board.
Do you have one? Can it be fabricated out of a plastic tarp or something? Or is it some type of special material?