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To: Myrddin

That’s what I do, close the doors on the blanket. There is a skill to this, too since the blanket will wick rain into the vehicle if the ends are inside, so you want to have small folds caught in the door and the ends hanging outside. If the blanket is wet and freezes it will be stiff, which is amusing, but it won’t stick hard to the glass, maybe just a little but it comes loose easily.


77 posted on 01/21/2008 4:25:10 PM PST by RightWhale ("... which is not a linnnit' 'I'ht first published svstenn of predicate logic was devised 1ยป' the ()
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To: RightWhale
I just went outside and shoveled my driveway and front steps. It is +10 F, so the snow is like table sugar. White, crystalline and dry. I finished cleaning down to bare concrete with a push broom. Cleaning it up before it has any chance to melt helps a bunch.

Thanks for the pointer on avoiding "wicking" of moisture into the interior. The sun melted some of the snow off the F150 windshield, but left a very heavy layer of ice over the driver's side. Even the spray on deice liquid isn't touching it this evening. We're on the way down to -6 F. The sun just set, so temps will be dropping quickly.

78 posted on 01/21/2008 4:44:15 PM PST by Myrddin
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