As the wintery weather approaches in the UK, drivers may have begun to notice ice and fog on their windscreens in the morning or late at night - and there's a simple solution.
UK drivers are likely to start finding their windscreens encased in ice and fog as the winter months arrive, which is a nuisance for those wanting to get on the road promptly.
Cucumbers are known for their numerous health benefits, but it turns out you can also use them to save time when defrosting your car in the morning, Wales Online reports. Currently, a single cucumber retails for 89p at Tesco, so it's a tip that won't break the bank. Join the Daily Record's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages.
To assist motorists, the insurance experts have also delivered a step-by-step guide on utilising cucumbers to demist a vehicle effectively.
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