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Winter Weather-Proof Your Car
Preparing your car for the cold (and possibly snowy and icy) weather will help you in the long run. We offer this basic list of things to do to ensure your car is ready to drive you safely through the winter season:
- Check your antifreeze level, and fill it if needed.
- Check the tire tread. If the tread is bad it may be time to invest in a new set of tires. You will be so glad you did when you are driving across icy bridges this winter.
- Run your windshield wipers, and if they aren’t performing at their optimal level you may want to replace them now (or at least keep a new set handy in the trunk).
- Be sure to put your ice scraper in the glove compartment.
- Heading north? Be sure to add windshield wiper fluid for those much colder climates. You’ll be glad you did when ice doesn’t start forming on your wipers then windshield. Trust me.
We hope this list will help you remember to maintain your car into the winter months. Performing these checks will keep you safely driving down the road no matter what the weather forecast says.
Leticia Pfeiffer
I started organizing from a very early age. As a teenager, I tried very hard to have a messy room but only ended up having messy piles that were neatly arranged. Later in life, my friends started asking me to help them organize their closets, homes, garages, etc. It's something I love to do! Now, I have started a Professional Organizing business to do what I love to do everyday and at the same time help people take control of their lives and spaces. My services include helping people organize
*closets
*pantries
*garages
*the whole home
*calendars
*and more Fashion Stylist
*Creating new outfits out of clothes you already have
*Personal Shopping Home Staging
*Preparing your home for a party or for selling Because Life is Better Organized!




