Reduced visibility due to a foggy or frosted windshield can quickly create a hazardous situation. Body heat and breath create a warmer environment inside the car than outside to form condensation.

Sure, car windows can get frosty in winter. But why would there be ice on the windshield not just outside, but inside your car? And what can you do about it?

Pre-spray the de-icer: Spray de-icer on your windshield the night before—any of the above recipes will do. Park smart: “Parking your car facing east is another handy trick,” suggests Giranda.

If your car is covered in a thick layer of ice or you're pressed for time, mix 2/3 rubbing alcohol and 1/3 water in a spray bottle and apply liberally to your windshield, locks or car handles. The ...

A screenshot of dashcam footage from Josh Keating’s work van when ice crashed through his windshield on the highway. Screenshot taken from ABC7NY. A Pennsylvania electrician narrowly avoided ...

The best way to deal with interior windshield ice is to prevent it from forming ... Mix one part alcohol with two parts water in a spray bottle and lightly mist the icy area.