These seven tips from Inside Edition will help you big time to get through winter. They’re easy and effective, and you only need household items to do the following. I’m not a big fan of cold weather, as I love summer, but these tips really made the cold season bearable and manageable.
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Check out the video below to learn the following and share them with your friends and family. Thanks to Inside Edition for these fantastic and helpful tips!
#1 Hand Sanitizer
Take a little of your hand sanitizer, put it in the frozen car lock as well as on the key, then insert it and unlock it.
#2 Potato (or Onion)
Cut the potato in half, then rub it on your windshield outside. Make sure to cover the whole area. This will prevent the ice from adhering to the window.
#3 Cellphone
Make sure to keep your phone close to you all the time. Your body heat will keep it warm. Best if you turn it off and just turn it back inside because turning it on in the cold weather will drain all its battery out.
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#4 Icy Surface
Take a teaspoon of dish soap and a tablespoon of rubbing alcohol. Pour them into a large bucket, then add a gallon of hot water. Now, take the mixture outside and pour it over the icy surface.
#5 Rice
Take some rice and put it in a cotton sock. Microwave it for about a minute. Now, you can put it in your boots, jacket, or around your neck to keep you warm and toasty.
#6 Stocking Up Your Pantry
If you’re preparing for a power outage, it’s best to stock up with canned fish tuna/salmon, peanut butter, crackers, cereal, oatmeal, whole grains, lentils, and beans. You can whip up a full hearty meal to keep you nourished and warm with these.
6 Tips To Help You Get Through Winter
