AntiFreeze Electromagnetic Snow Removal Device for Cars 2 Pieces Quick, loweffort snow and light ice removal for vehicles. These compact electromagnetic units help reduce manual scraping by loosening snow and decreasing ice adhesion on exterior surfaces. Why this product helps Cuts time spent scraping snow from windshields, roofs, and mirrors. Reduces the need for repeated physical scraping, making winter routines faster and easier. Works proactively to loosen fresh snow and make light ice easier to remove. Key features Function: Electromagnetic vibration generates lowamplitude oscillation to dislodge snow and reduce ice bonding on contact surfaces. Pack content: Two units included for use on multiple locations or both sides of the vehicle. Compatibility: Suitable for most passenger vehicles, including cars, SUVs, and pickup trucks. Size and form: Lowprofile, compact design for discreet placement on hood, roof, or near mirrors without obstructing view. Material and build: Weatherresistant housing designed for winter exposure and repeated outdoor use. Performance: Designed for clearing light to moderate snow buildup and for making thin ice layers easier to remove. Installation and use Place a unit on the desired exterior surface before or after snowfall. Activate as instructed to generate vibration that loosens accumulated snow and reduces adhesion. Units are removable and can be repositioned or stored when not needed. Practical applications Overnight parking: Install before a forecasted snowfall to reduce morning scraping and speed up departure. Commute prep: Use on windshield or hood at work or home to clear light accumulation quickly before driving. Short stops: Place on side mirrors or rear glass during short vehicle stays to prevent quick buildup in heavy conditions. What you get Two electromagnetic snow removal units for flexible placement and coverage. A straightforward way to reduce time and effort spent clearing snow and thin ice from vehicle surfaces. Note: Intended to aid removal of snow and light ice. Effectiveness will vary with snow depth, ice thickness, surface conditions, and correct placement.