That's not a snow brush mate.....

So after the last snow I turned to Amazon to find a better snow brush because the one I was using wasn't quite big enough to grab everything off the top of my Tacoma or my wife's Outback.

I believe I have purchased the Crocodile Dundee of snow removal devices.
Before:


After:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076PMWX8X/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_aW3zAbMEDM23M

Not bad at all, but I'm going with the 40" extendable to 58" version. Thanks for helping me spend my money.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077BF5KQR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_aW3zAbMEDM23M?th=1

Screw that. I'm moving further south.

I use the extendable brush I use to wash the cars with. That way it gets used more than once a year. lol

I left mine in Jersey. Don't really care!

Just drive 70 for a couple of min.

I use a push broom, that I already have.

the leaf rake worked well enough for me.

Hand held Leaf blower worked great for me this last go round as long as you catch it before it freezes down. Just be sure you pay attention to wind direction I learned that the hard way quickly with face full of snow.

evildave said:

the leaf rake worked well enough for me.

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Little hard on the paint isn’t it?

+1 on the leaf blower.

And from that day forward, it never snowed again.

Jp8819 said:

Hand held Leaf blower worked great for me this last go round as long as you catch it before it freezes down. Just be sure you pay attention to wind direction I learned that the hard way quickly with face full of snow.

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Snow on my Jeep doesn't stand a chance when I get out my Stihl BR700. I use it to dry my Jeep and Outlander after a wash as well. Works great.

Qball said:

Snow on my Jeep doesn't stand a chance when I get out my Stihl BR700. I use it to dry my Jeep and Outlander after a wash as well. Works great.

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Do the same as well when I wash one. Use to hate trying to dry some cars with all the areas that collect water. Not any more.

Ditto on the leaf blower..... True redneck here.

Bare hands, cause I'm not a wimp.

You can avoid most frost, ice and snow on your windshield by covering it with an old blanket or thin rug overnight.