With the onset of cold weather or after long thaws, many motorists are faced with the problem of frozen fluid in the windscreen washer reservoir. The problem is completely solvable.
Instructions
Step 1
Morning has come, you are in a hurry to work, and after starting the car engine, you suddenly find that the liquid in the washer reservoir is frozen. Traveling through the urban jungle, where the roads are treated with liquid reagents without the ability to clean the windshield, is simply dangerous. Let's try to solve the problem!
Step 2
An easy way to defrost the tank is to water it abundantly, as well as the plastic pipes that go from the tank to the washer nozzles, with hot water. This is only possible if the car is parked in your yard and you can return home for a hot kettle. Or in the parking lot, where you leave your car overnight, a kind security guard is on duty, ready to help your trouble. But even if you're lucky and hot water is close at hand, not every car has access to the washer reservoir - often the ill-fated frozen reservoir is hidden, for example, inside a car fender.
