Spring is almost here, and for many car owners, that means saying goodbye to snow, slush and street salt with a good spring ... left a stain or two for you to remove. 1. Mix a 50/50 cleaning ...

2. Splish-Splash, Give it a Bath To remove accumulated salt, dirt and road grime, give your car or truck a much-deserved bath. Take it through a carwash to remove these contaminates and make it ...

Here’s how often you should wash the salt off your car, and some tips on how to remove it without damaging your car’s exterior. The best chances for snow in North Carolina usually occur in ...

Make sure to clean the underbody of your car and truck very well to get rid of the brine. Also, use Salt Away or vehicle rust protection items. These tools can remove all types of salt from your ...

It's even more of a pain when you factor in that the sand and salt compounds used to clear roads of snow and ice are prone to collecting on your car as you drive. The latter fact wouldn't be all ...

After a big snow melt, he said it’s a good idea to get a car wash. When the snow season is completely over, a vehicle should get a thorough power wash to remove any elements from the underbelly, ...

Pay special attention to the undercarriage, where salt can accumulate unnoticed ... as the high-pressure water can remove the coating and make the car more susceptible to rust.

Road salt prevents further ice and snow buildup from taking place. While it’s essential for safe driving, de-icers can have a bad effect on your car in the long run if not taken care of or ...

BELMONT, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — All that salt and calcium mixture that’s used to pretreat the roads ahead of the winter storm can cause problems for your car if you don’t take care of it soon.