Always Place A Bag On Your Car Mirror When Traveling Alone, Here'S Why !
- Posted on 02 July, 2021
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- By Anonymous
Always Place A Bag On Your Car Mirror When Traveling Alone, Here’s Why
Yes, you may know how to operate your vehicle. You may haven’t even read your car’s manual, but you do know how to work the wipers, AC, the radio, as well as the hazard lights! Hopefully, you also know how to change your vehicle’s tires. However, what you don’t seem to realize is that all you need are these simple yet totally life-changing car hacks, which we’re certain that you wouldn’t find on any car manual. We got you covered in every minor to major annoyances; you can be certain that these tips will make your life easier. Try to see if you have done anything on this list before.
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Always place a bag on your car mirror when traveling alone, here's. Why? But before we start, please make sure you subscribe. If you haven't already hit the notification bell and smash that like button, we really appreciate your continuous support. Yes, you may know how to operate your vehicle. You may have even read your car's manual, but you do know how to work the wipers ac, the radio, as well as the hazard lights. Hopefully, you also know how to change your vehicle's tires. However, what you don't seem to realize is that all you need are these simple, yet totally life-changing car hacks, which we're certain that you won't find on any car manual? We'Ve got you covered in every minor to major annoyance. You can be certain that, with these tips, your life will be easier. Try to see if you've done anything on this list before fixing a dent with hot water and a plunge got an unpleasant dent on the side of your car. Don'T worry, we've got you covered. Dents are pretty common and regardless of what you think, they're actually pretty easy to fix, all you need to do is boil water in a teapot or saucepan, pour the hot water over the dent and then take a plunger and pull if the car's body isn't heavily Damaged then, the dent should pop right out. It might not look as perfect as it was, but at least it would make it less prominent dirty headlights and toothpaste. If your headlights are foggy, don't rush to the nearest auto center for a special solution. You might already have something at home to solve your problem. Toothpaste. It turns out works just as well on headlights as it does on teeth, because it contains mild abrasives that clean enamel. Your headlights can be clear as day again with a bit of toothpaste and elbow grease side note. This won't always work if it's yellowing from the inside, you might want to look for replacements, opening your keyring with a staple remover. There'S no need to break your fingers. Trying to fit a new set of keys onto your clumsy metal key ring simply use a staple remover to separate the end pieces and slide them in it's so simple that we're sure you're wondering why you never considered it before put a shower caddy in the trunk. If you're the type to think ahead, you probably keep some emergency car supplies in the trunk, such as oil, a funnel a rag, a flashlight and so on. Consider getting a shower caddy to store all of these important items securely, so they aren't rolling all over your trunk when you need them, and so you don't get anything else in the trunk. Dirty use a pool noodle to prevent car dings. Do you often hit your door on the side of your garage? Every time you get out, a simple solution is to cut a pool noodle in half and tape it to the wall where the door swings open. The scuff marks should make it easy enough to tell you: can use bolts or simple command strips to secure it, but your car and your wall will be safe in either case. Need a trash bin use cereal bins. We throw trash into our cars without thinking about it, but did you know that if you're not careful the smells from that trash can linger inside your car for a long time? You won't have that problem. If you get a trash, can all you'll need? Is one of those small cereal holding plastic containers simply line it with a plastic bag to create a compact and easily sealed trash? Can that keeps your car clean and odor free reduce glare with a tinted plastic sheet? We'Ve all been there before. You forgot your sunglasses. It'S getting dark and you're driving west at this angle, your visor won't be able to protect you, but there is something that can a simple tinted plastic sheet that sticks to your car window with static and can be moved around as needed, ensuring that the sun never Bothers you again lessen frost by parking your car facing east. This may appear to be some strange, witchy trick, but it's actually quite simple and logical. When you park your car facing the sun in the morning, the sun's rays will defrost your front. Windshield first you'll never have to wait for the defroster to warm up again. If you leave for work after the sun rises, extend your keys range by holding them to your head. We know it sounds ridiculous, but we swear it works. If your keys, don't have much range place them under your chin and press the button again, the fluids in your head will change the signal's range slightly. If you don't believe us just try it out for yourself long ride with a messy kid. Magnadoodle got you covered when taking a long car ride with a young child. There are two obvious issues: they are messy and easily bored. Fortunately, having a magna doodle in your toy arsenal can help you, with both of these issues, to begin with they're easily one of the most entertaining toys, because children can draw and redraw without running out of or dropping materials. What you might not realize is that they can also be used as a tray table for kids to eat meals from without getting crumbs and spills all over the place clean your wheels with coke. You might have heard the phrase use coke to clean this. A million times, but a solution of cola and dish detergent, will remove all of the road grime and brake dust from your rims and leave them gleaming. Some people are concerned that the soda will simply make things stickier, but the detergent, you add, prevents any buildup. You can use pantyhose as a fan belt. First and foremost, if you have any other options available to you when your fan belt breaks such as calling a toe, you should use them. Saving money isn't worth the risk of catching your engine on fire. If you're, really stuck a pair of pantyhose, can be used as a fan belt to get you to a gas station or an area with self-service where you can get help use nail polish on small scratches when your car's paint gets a small scratch or chip, it Usually isn't worth the money to have it professionally repaired? Of course, the drawback is that you'll be driving around with unsightly scratches on your vehicle. We bet you didn't realize you could do it yourself. Only a smidgen of nail polish is required if you can match the paint on your car fairly closely. A little bit of nail polish will hide the scratches well enough that no one will notice them unless they're looking for them. De-Ice your keyholes with hand sanitizer. If you've ever had frozen locks on your car door, we know how difficult it can be to get them unfrozen hand. Sanitizer is the answer which you might not have guessed, although it may seem counter-intuitive to pour something onto a broken lock. The alcohol in the solution will melt the ice, allowing you to turn the lock it'll dissolve the same way on your car as it does on your hands. Keep your seats buckled during hot weather. It'S a risky game to try to buckle your seatbelt in the summer. Any metal part of your car that's been exposed to sunlight and heat will irritate your hands, but you can at least avoid the seat belt issue by buckling it in after you exit the vehicle and leaving it there until the next time you enter it can't get Hot enough to burn if the sun can't reach it use, over-the-door shoe racks as back seat organizers. This one is especially helpful. If you have children a simple over-the-shoe door, rack can be used to store all of the back seat necessities such as sippy cups, toys, chargers and snacks. All of the pouches are easily accessible and they're a lot easier to see at a glance than the pouches that come standard with some minivan seats window chips, clear nail. Polish could help magic nail polish strikes once more. If you get a crack or a chip in your windshield, it's almost certain to spread and crack further making driving dangerous. If you can't afford to replace your windshield, a few drops of clear nail polish in the affected area, similar to a run in a pair of stockings, should keep the crack from spreading. Until you can, you can use rubber bands as phone holders when you need to look at your gps, but don't have a co-pilot to hold it up for you and don't have one of those windows or air vent holders to hold up your phone. It'S extremely inconvenient and potentially dangerous. It'S actually quite simple. To accomplish the same thing with a rubber band. The tension will hold it up if you loop it through a couple of vents in the center console and around the top and bottom of your phone, easy way to cool down a hot car. Have you ever had to stand there in the summer and air out? Your suffocatingly hot car just enough so that you can breathe when you get inside, simply roll down the passenger side window and open and close the driver's side door quickly for a few seconds to speed up the process. This creates a fanning effect, removing all of the hot stale air from your vehicle and allowing fresh air to enter dryer sheets as air freshener. Don'T waste money on air fresheners that only last a few days, such as clip-on or over-the-mirror air fresheners, a box of dryer sheets lasts much longer, is less obtrusive and effectively absorbs odors. You can get them scented or unscented and they'll keep your car smelling good for months, the nanotech car scratch remover cloth. This isn't so much of a hack as it is a really cool product that can save the day when it comes to your car's. Look these multi-purpose scratch remover cloths use advanced nano technology to remove car scratches and stains and restore vehicle color and protect paint surfaces according to the company. Each cloth can be used 10 to 15 times. In addition, they come with a one year, limited warranty if you're not so sure about their effectiveness. So you can try them out and contact the company if you're not happy with them use scented wax cubes as air fresheners. There'S another diy air freshener hack for your noses pleasure. Besides dryer sheets simply take a few scented, wax cubes and place them in a mason jar. With some holes cut in the head place, the jar in your car and the wax will melt as the vehicle heats up filling your car with a pleasant aroma check your tire state with a penny. This next tip might just save your life. Turn a penny upside down and place it on the treads of your tires, you're good. If president lincoln's head sinks halfway in you'll need new tires, if the tread doesn't cover any of the president's head, keep your cup holder clean by doing this pick up some silicone cupcake wrappers and place them in the cup holders of your car. They'Ll keep all of your loose change, organized and they're simple to remove and clean, so your cup holders stay spotless. You would be amazed by how much this simple trick would keep things clean space saving using carabiner hooks pick up some carabiner hooks and attach them to your headrests. If you need to free up some space in your back seat bags, groceries, umbrellas and other items can be stored in them. Doing this helps free up a lot more space than you would think, use muffin pans as cup holders. If you're going to pick up a large, fast food order, make sure you have a muffin pan and a basket with you, what is the reason for this? Because it makes a massive and comparatively more durable soft drink holder be sure not to forget this hack. Next time you go out and make a large order, make grocery shopping easier, with laundry baskets place an empty laundry basket in the trunk. The next time you go grocery shopping. You can then refill the basket with bags when you get home, reducing the number of trips back and forth to the car easily making your grocery trips a lot easier. Keep some kitty litter in your trunk. Even if you don't own a cat kitty, litter should be kept in your trunk to get out of the deep snow bank or a slick patch of road you'll need extra traction which kitty litter can provide, pour some around your tires and try to drive out again. It is recommended that you purchase the non-clumping variety. Another kitty, litter hack, another amazing hack you could do with kitty litter is that you can put it in a sock to keep it on your dashboard. Now this might sound crazy, but it would actually keep your windshield from fogging up and yes, this is a serious tip - need to keep things in place. Use command hooks attach a command hook at floor level. If you need a place to keep your purse bag or mask without it, flying all over the place, everything you need is accessible neat and tidy as a result always keep this hack in mind and you'll never be out of space inside your car. You
Comments
Joe Gray: Misleading title... They never address the bag on the mirror for when traveling alone... Prime example of click bait that should be removed or at the very least demonetized.
Dragon Heart: Never place a bag on your windows, unless you want to get pulled over for obstructed View
SJ DK FL: Tip: Bring a handkerchief to put over a mugger’s eyes so he cannot see to rob you. It can also be used to cover your own eyes so you cannot see him mugging you if it doesn’t work to blind him.
Kathy Butchart: The title tip was never answered-however, I think that the bag on the mirror will only alert crimminal minded persons to the fact that you are alone.
Lyn R: Best driver advice. Keep your doors locked when driving. You will avoid being carjacked when stopped at traffic lights or someone steps, forcing you to stop.
Chris Howard: So, I'll be placing a plastic bag over my mirror when I'm alone...........to remind me that I am a sad lonely person. Got it.
Inky Fingers: It's so the killer knows what vehicles have a person traveling alone
Joanie Hanel: I also wondered about the bag thing . I googled and it was said Bob Villa gave it as a tip for parking in bad weather such as taking in Freezing weather. Just like like park with your windshield wipers up in the air for the same reason. Besides, with your mirror covered, you can’t see someone walking up next to your car.
jane patton: Glad I started reading the comments and thanks to those who told us they never explained how a bag over the mirror is good when alone. Maybe they’re affiliated with making revenue thru police tickets for obstructing sight.
Britt Mac: Just so everyone knows, after some extensive research, the reason people are out here putting Ziplock bags on their mirrors is so that when they come back out to the car later there's no snow or ice buildup on them!
Gary Geiser: So now my car has a bunch of rubber bands, kitty litter everywhere and shoe racks and some over the shoe door racks (just like you said) and I feel like the car has become a flea market on wheels!
Blah Blah: Also when traveling with small kids leave mid afternoon. That way you can get a couple hours of drive time before first stop. Then it's dinner time an then bed. With a full belly an the soothing movement of the car out they go. Giving you hours of drive time.
Clark Kent Superman: Placing a bag over your mirror makes you walk around your car to check for possible traps or obstacles ...it also will potentially cause you to leave your vehicle while it is running so that someone can steal it ... Good news is that the car theif will have to stop at some point to remove the bag and they too will probably have the car stolen... I can imagine this cycle happening up to ten times...
c.n.: 'It's a door rack you hang over your shoes!' Quality stuff guys.
Sean Watts: I'm keeping my mirrors clean and *UNBLOCKED* - thank you very much. Blind spots are a hazard.
Stefanie Zuccaro: I’d rather keep a dummy in the passenger side
Peter King: I’m a tank crewman (D&M, Driver Mechanic), the pantyhose/tights trick works (but just not on a 60 ton Main Battle Tank). With a diesel vehicle, in the cold, the fuel can gel. Add a small amount of gasoline/petrol to your fuel, it stops gelling.
Opal Justice: The only logical conclusion that I can come up with for the bags over the mirrors is that if you cover the mirrors with the bags overnight, they won't ice over or get covered in dew and condensation. Just guessing, but that's the only thing that made sense to me.
G Man: After watching this, I wanted to place a plastic bag over my own head!
donna Dee: I do keep a few grocery bags in my car in winter, if snow or ice is expected, been very helpful and I can tear off pretty easily
Chris Jenkins: I guess the plastic bag over the mirror when alone is for when it’s cold outside. You place the bag over the mirror when you park the car and it stops the mirror from getting frozen and you don’t have to stand there alone and de-ice the mirror before getting back in the car. I’m not positive, I’m just guessing but figured I would share my thoughts since this video failed to fill us all in.
Chloe Benson Boxes: Nothing says I’m alone like a bag on your mirror
Rosie Gonzalez: Here’s my tip: put press n seal on your windshield at night and in the morning, peel it off. Peel off the ice and snow. Don’t put bags over your mirrors so you can’t see.
Shiela Fallon: I searched this very headline on YouTube because I saw this headline at the bottom of an article and suspected click bait so I clicked on this video and now I know the value of the precious passage of time and I need to read the comments for moral support. I need to know I’m not alone.
Fireside: Don't forget to check the gas level with a lighter...
Tater Tot's Momma: Peggy Williams, I am with you 100% I travel alone at times, I am more aware HOW I may look to a creeper and will go to extra lengths, diff NOT a bag over my mirror. Oh and clean your window, smear a ton of shaving cream on clean window, wipe off with dry cloth,tada no fog...works great for bathroom mirrors as well.
Dawn Buckner: I used to drive with a body pillow dressed in men’s clothing and had the seat laid back some, and a cowboy hat on a balloon which made it look liked a guy sleeping. I also wore a baseball cap or cowboy hat, and dressed like a guy, when traveling alone on long road trips meeting up with my family at their beach house. Everyone in the family knows why and never question my motives, because they know most criminals don’t usually attack men because they don’t know if they are stronger than they are and they back off if they have someone else in the car that are a man.
Jebus Christ: The war on misinformation is not concerned about actual misinformation.
Jason Jones: I found this for all of you people who are frustrated like me after watching the entire video : Ice is one of winter's hazards—both on the road and on your car. It's always best to park in your garage or covered carport to prevent ice from forming on your windshield and rearview mirrors. But for those who are stuck with parking en plein air, here's a clever trick. Just open up a few Ziplock bags and slip them over your mirrors. The plastic covering will keep most of the ice and snow from sticking, making those frigid mornings way less frustrating.
Tyler Dowling: This makes a lot of sense. The mirrors are bad anyway because I shouldn’t be able to see what’s going on behind me
Jeffrey B: So the killer can take said bag and suffocate the victim?
Mark Thompson: Helps every psycho know your alone, a victim personality and if the psycho isnt about you get to crash your car and be arrested for dangerous driving LIFES A BAG
Draya D: Thanks for saving my time y'all ❤
sassy tbc: Just in case you didn’t know, I am a woman traveling alone. Now you know I’m alone too. Lol
GEAUX FRUGAL: Always travel with a carbon monoxide detector and smoke detector. Sleep with a 9mm under your pillow. Never exit the car with out your keys around your neck.
Victoria Herbert: So what I got from this is, never put a bag over my Sideview mirror got it
Tuder Khan: It’s so the Serial Killer has a convenient bag for the body parts he chooses as Trophies and his victim is conveniently tagged as alone…. Duhhh
Rambo: Always keep an empty water bottle incase u need to wee, it's so a good idea to take a bucket just incase you need to have a no 2
KP: "Kitty Litter" was originally invented for model 'A' car users as an absorbant clay poroduct to clean oil and grease from garage floors as well as a way to get over ice and snow. It was used as kitty litter when a car owner's cat squatted on a mound in his garage. And thus kitty litter was born!
Fred Lamb: First video I've seen that has more dislikes than likes, and for good reason.
Dudley: Don’t forget to regularly change the air in your tires.
Alissa Gonzales: My friend told me this one. When at a motel and you see someone checking your car out from your room. Press your panic or alarm button before he gets too close to check inside.
RaeAnn: Some of the comments are better than the video! . Thank you for the laughs. I had a stressful day, the comments were a fun way to lighten my mood.
Gregory Forrest: Best place to put your your auto insurance papers is under the driver or passenger car mat, most theives never look there but always want to steal this item for identify theft, I have had a number of vehicles over the years most of them were broken into by homeless theives, they will break into a car even if your interior is completely clean of anything, however been my experience is that they rarely ever check under front seats so I put a few things there, I think it might have something to do with getting caught while they have to kneel to look under there, they know how most people will punish them and they would be in a seriously bad position to get away with out getting bashed.
HBMcD: Using toothpaste on the headlights only works for a quick fix, yellowing comes right back. There's some awesome kits on Amazon that's under 20 bucks. I got one about 3 weeks ago but when I feel like doing it, it rains. somebody do it for me.
Ferg: All these years I’ve been just carrying my keys loose in my pocket, Now I know how to open my key ring....Yay ! No more loose keys in my washing machine ! Thank You Stupid People
GARY PRIEBE: I tried the mirror bag and in fact did both mirrors; the only results were a sobriety test and then a ticket for inoperative safety devices...
The channel: Cold weather: at night slip pair of socks of socks over windshield wipers / plastic bags over mirrors to keep snow & ice off… remove before driving.
Kevin McCormick: 12:08 of my life I'll never get back.
Temmie Taft: I really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing!!
AutoTuna: Little known hacks: -Always cover your exhaust with a potato to recycle fumes. -A bit of sugar in your gas tank will give your fuel more energy. -Remove the windshield so it can't be chipped by flying pebbles. -Write your home address and phone number on your rear windshield so the police will know who to notify in case of an accident. -If you smoke, roll up all your windows so the smoke doesn't pollute the outdoors. -If it's hot outside, turn the heater on to max, instead of the AC. That way when you turn it off, it will feel cool by comparison. You're welcome!
Sade Raquel Sykes: I’ve never heard of an “OVER THE SHOE, DOOR RACK” where do I find one of those?
2424 BUF: You can put a bag over your mirror in the winter to prevent it freezing up with ice and snow. That's it.
BILL SHELTON: Correction on the hot water dent trick -- pour it over your head, then use the plunger.
Rain Smith: So the carjackers know who to rob.
Becky Elliott: I have an unusual idea I plan on doing before my next trip — get a child’s car seat and dress up a large stuffed animal to resemble a person or who\ whatever you like, and put it in either the front passenger seat, or back seat as you choose. Passing vehicles will get a laugh, and others will think you are not traveling alone. My choice is a large stuffed bear dressed as an old gold miner. If you REALLY feel creative, fill the vehicle with your imaginary family — What a hoot!
Art Snyder: The only reason to place bags on the mirrors of your car are to keep ice and snow from collecting on them
James Farrell: Wow Amazing video I never knew about any of these hacks Great job Have a wonderful day
K2C: It's always best to park in your garage or covered carport to prevent ice from forming on your windshield and rearview mirrors. ... Just open up a few ziplock bags and slip them over your mirrors. The plastic covering will keep most of the ice and snow from sticking, making those frigid mornings way less frustrating.
Theresa Slattery: I always fast forward after reading comments - so appreciate the heads up
STEVE Clark: Super glue works also for chips and small cracks in the windshield or other windows !
Arthur Smith: I use a butter knife to open my key ring. Slide it in between the loops and twist. Opens right up to remove or add a key.
Brandy Yolidio: You got me my friend, but since I am here and not getting the answers I clicked for, that manicure looked nice and reminded me I need a pedi. Thanks mate!
linda lamb: And then they never got back to why you would place a plastic bag on your mirror when driving alone♀️
Christine Lussier: Great! So now I can never put bags over my mirrors when I'm expecting snow or ice. Human traffickers use techniques like marking the passenger side of cars with zip ties or different markings or items placed on in or around the mirrors or door jambs.
Koito rob: "Always Place A Bag On Your Car Mirror When Traveling Alone, Here’s Why" So you have an excuse for the police to pull you over and charge you with driving with undue care and attention for not being able to drive safely. Especially dangerous as the car pictured was left hand drive so when you go to pull out to overtake in traffic you can't see the car you're about to pull out into the path of... I think this is the very first video on this site that i've ever seen that has MORE dislikes than likes!
Debbie Duncan: Soooo, why do I need to put a bag on my mirror if I'm traveling alone?
Olivia Sullivan: The key thing works. Don’t need to put it under your chin but point it at the head or cord of your body because it amplifies the signal.
SafePet Haven: Be sure to park your vehicle facing east in snow/ice seasons, even when your home and driveway face north/south. LOL
Delta Raven: Just be massively late for work and never worry about defrosting your windshield again
JOANNE MCHALE: hand sanitazer is good for xcleaning the dashboard as well as steering wheel
Harper Martin: Lmao "Over the shoe door rack" alright then. Lol I thought I was the only one that did that
Stacey Phillips: I drove a semi truck for 3 years, and a couple of tips for lone travelers are wrap the passenger seat belt through the inside door and lock it, Noone can open your passenger door. The other is put a jacket or sweatshirt on the top of the passenger seat, it can look like you have a passenger, and for women, if you use a masculine looking one that can help too!
Cindy Rissal: I never thot of the staple remover bc i simply use the keys that are already right there, rather than go looking for yet another gadget...
Parmesana: I usually put a small trash receptacle on the floor/passenger side of car...First, I put a brick in it..then a disposable bag. It won't tip over and is easily emptied.
Wisco Kidd: There are quite a few other places I'd like to tell the maker of this video where to put the bag.
Pamelot70: WHAT ABOUT THE BAG????
Becky D: Telling people you are travelling alone is a bad idea, no matter how you do it! BTW, the plunger trick can cause WORSE damage than the original dent AND toothpaste can permanently scratch the lense cover of your headlights causing them to appear dimmer. Not hanging for the rest of this mess!
Paul Lamontagne: The plastic bag is just a way to throw it out when your driving, it blows off as soon as you go over 30 and you can’t get a ticket for throwing it out the window, done it thousands of times,works best near bridges over water and streams
Carol Batchelor: Did I miss the reason for putting a bag on your car's mirror if you are traveling alone?
Lori B: Good thing that when I forget my sunglasses, I always carry a supply of tinted plastic sheets.
Charles Andrews: Awesome video. Thanks for the tips
Wil Netz: I watched the whole video. I don't believe it once it talks about a grocery bag on your mirrors
Fireside: I always carry rubber bands with me. Pretty sure iv got a better chance of finding a phone mount in a shop, quicker than a bag of rubber bands.
Don Bumgarner: Save the cost of a muffin pan and pay half the cost by buying your pop/drinks at the grocery store and keeping them in your fridge or add ice. By the time you get them home they'll be watered down from the melted ice anyway...
Dave Edson: So what about the bag on the side mirror?
Bill Nelson: Use a lighter to warm up the key...be sure you dont melt it though.
Lovely Dianna: One of the best hacks ever my grandson learned from his economics teacher in 12th grade. He and i were traveling to Atlanta to see a Braves game. 200 miles from home. Leaving the stadium late at night, My car wouldn't start. My grandson said to put the key under my chin fir a few seconds & it would give iit enough charge to start the car. It did. When we stopped for gas & food on the way home. Same thing happened. I placed it under my chin again. It started. Once we got home I got the second set from my husband & drove to dealership next day to get new battery. But first told them to try to start my car with the key with dead battery. It would not start. They thought i was crazy when I told them ti hold it under their chin for a few seconds then try. They did & the car started. That little hack saved me a lot of anxiety & got us out of stadium parking garage & home safe & sound.
Harry Ballsacky: IT'S SO THE SUSPECT CAN GATHER YOUR BELONGINGS EASIER
Scotsman of New England: I used to put plastic bags over the truck mirrors I drove for a living to keep ice and frost off when I wasn’t driving. Now most trucks have heated mirrors.
Mamas Baby: She called it an over the shoe door rack at the seven minute mark
T D: Lol yes. Now we will just point it out we are alone and not be able to use side mirrors.
xxxYYZxxx: I need a muffin pan now, just in case I duck into Micky D's for a dozen sodas.
Jenny Lynn: Maybe the plastic bag would keep ice off the mirrors? I guess we will never really know since it wasn't addressed.
Kathy: Ok so where is the video part of why do I need to put the plastic bag over my mirrors when I'm alone. You talked about everything but what the main subject was about.
Wanda Extrom: Typically a replacement windshield doesn't cost you ANYTHING and the company comes to you. She said to do the nail polish if you can't afford to replace the windshield, check first.
Just Traveling: Use beach sand to fix peeling clear coat on your car Just dump a bucket on top and wipe it around with 80 grit sandpaper Drive 100 miles an hour in a school zone while blindfolded to remove the sand. Don’t forget those hazy plastic headlights. This trick works on those too
KimberleeT1961: In case you need to stop and allow your dog to relieve itself, and can't get back in the car before it runs off. Good manners in the bag.
Erin K: Bag on the mirror has nothing to do with travel much less being alone. If you park outside in the cold, a bag over your mirrors keep them frost/ice free.
john beach: HI i did as you suggested and placed bag over mirrors ,to be sure i placed a black bag over windscreen, sadly i find myself at the bottom of a river ,can you give me a life hack suggestion for this please????