Keep windscreens ice-free with one household item that works overnight

With temperatures plummeting overnight, and even sinking below zero degrees, it means an icy layer that can play havoc with cars and delay motorists getting out on the road

It's getting colder and for motorists this means frozen windscreens and spending time each morning to 'warm the car up' ready for driving.

With temperatures plummeting overnight, and even sinking below zero degrees, it means an icy layer that can play havoc with cars and delay motorists getting out on the road.

This frost can render your windscreen nearly opaque, making it dangerous to drive safely without taking time to clear the ice. De-icing a frozen windscreen can be tiresome, particularly when you're running behind schedule in the morning. However, it needn't be such a chore if you've got one particular item