Homemade Deicer - How To Make Deicer

by Taylor
(Stain-Removal-101.com)

It is easy to make homemade deicer that you can use for helping to clean off your car on snowy mornings.

Here is an easy recipe and instructions for how to make deicer:

Ingredients:

Commercial antifreeze (undiluted)

Rubbing alcohol

Water

Directions:

Combine 1 part commercial antifreeze with a nine parts of a mixture of 50/50 rubbing alcohol and water.

Place in a spray bottle which is carefully labeled and never kept in the reach of children, and use as you would any other deicer.

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