I think that might only work with certain kinds of snow. The wet, sticky snow we tend to get where I live is quite hard to shift.

Yes indeed! It has to be light powdery snow. This Xmas we had two visitors' cars in our driveway and I cleared them with a cordless leaf blower.

No but that is a great idea.

Another work-around I've seen is people putting this kinda blankets on their windscreen to stop ice and snow.

The deck, if it's the light and fluffy stuff. I suppose it would work with cars just the same. I usually just get the windows and let it blow off while driving.

Yes I have. Sometimes used the garden hose too, just had to make sure the car was warmed up do it wouldn't freeze...lol

Yes, and off the drive and walks too. It only works on the light fluffy stuff.

My nephew just told me about this trick last week. If the snow is light enough, that will be my plan next snow storm.

I have cleared a car of snow with a leaf blower.

The driveway too

Usually a wet snow with a crust of sleet underneath here. Dry snows happen when it’s really cold.

No chance of snow where i live

Current temperature is between 85F - 110F

I have and did it few days ago when the snow was light and fluffy

Yes and if it’s a light snow, it works great

I`ve never done it, I have seen a car dealerships do it here.

No, I'm not trying to wake up my neighbor at 5 in the morning.

That's ingenious.

Yeah, you can certainly use that

I call that being efficient

I just leave the snow on my car..

A little of both, maybe. 🤔

Genius,man💯

Sounds pretty smart!

I’ve never found it works very well

It’s remarkable how often those things go together.

Sometimes, when the first snow of the season is a light one.

No, just a blowtorch.

Yep

Yes