

| Subject: | Re: Keeping things from freezing shut |
| From: | John Rodgers |
| Date: | Wed, 9 Dec 2009 17:57:18 -0600 |
Will, Are you in Fairbanks? John Rodgers Clayartist and Moldmaker 88'GL VW Bus Driver Chelsea, AL Http://www.moldhaus.com Will Taygan wrote: > Funny, I do park outside - but got lazy and didn't brush off the snow > for a few days - so I DID end up driving down the highway with one hand > holding the door closed. Couple minutes with a heat gun usually fixes > things for a bit.. > > Will in Alaska > >> One more thing - Alaskans for the most part leave their vehicles outside >> in winter. The constant going in and out of garages makes for a daily >> freeze-thaw cycle and by the time you get out of the garage in the >> morning when the locks and doors work in the warm garage air - and park >> outside for the day - the vehicle is totally frozen by time to go home. >> Windows won't work, door locks won't work - heck, you can't even get >> your door to catch, much less lock - so chechakos (Alaskan sourdough >> term for newbies, greenhorns, and tinhorns) will ride home holding the >> door closed with one hand, and a blast of frigid air blowing in around >> the unclosed door. Such unpleasantness is un-necessary. >> >> Airlines de-ice with hot glycol, you can get ANTI icing just using >> denatured alcohol from the hardware store - or in a pinch - the alcohol >> from your medicine cabinet at home. >> >> John Rodgers >> Clayartist and Moldmaker >> 88'GL VW Bus Driver >> Chelsea, AL >> Http://www.moldhaus.com >> > > >
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