Winter poses several issues for drivers, especially the need to spend extra few minutes thawing out the icy ... predicament drivers may face is frozen car doors. A common reaction might be to ...

Otherwise, you can use a match or a lighter to warm the end of your key to thaw a frozen car door lock. Coat rubber seals around your car doors with a thin layer of glycerin-based moisturizer.

This time of year gets so frigid that I can almost hear my poor car pleading for me to not ... Another option for thawing frozen locks is to use a drinking straw. Just aim the straw at the lock ...

"Beyond the annoyance of frozen car doors, repeated freezing and thawing can damage your car's rubber seals over time, leading to costly repairs," they warned. "Taking a few minutes to apply ...

Frozen doors ... into your locks and car frame but it also keeps your windshield and mirrors ice-free. Rubber gaskets: make sure the rubber gaskets along car doors and windows are intact and ...

With snow and ice piled high on to your car, the doors and locks may be frozen solid. Unfreezing your car can take a little time, but it's important to remember not to use excessive force to try ...

A 10p kitchen essential you already own could save your car doors from getting frozen shut, as Storm Bert brings in 15 inches of snow. The nifty trick creates a protective barrier against ice.

Otherwise, you can use a match or a lighter to warm the end of your key to thaw a frozen car door lock. AAA recommends these tips to help keep your car doors from becoming frozen shut this winter ...