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BoujeeMomme t1_jadafq9 wrote

I finally have an actual garage. Like an indoor, no fucking snow on my roof garage 🙂

Feels good to not have to scrape ice nor brush off like inches of thick, heavy snow yaaay!!

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sugarintheboots t1_jaei82m wrote

High five my covered sister! 🙌

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BoujeeMomme t1_jaellvf wrote

It's been life changing since we've moved into our new home last August 🙂 then again it's also been our first snow haaa!

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ThrowRASalt_Bit_2781 t1_jadnd59 wrote

That’s why you speed down your block and stop short bam problem solved

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HairyMayor t1_jae1mfs wrote

Instructions unclear. Sped down street, came to very abrupt stop via tree. Send help.

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thisnewsight t1_jaeg2yy wrote

Sir, instructions remain unclear. I repeat, instructions unclear. My dick is now stuck in the ceiling fan.

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Jagrmeister_68 t1_jacj29n wrote

I've never seen anyone pulled over for that.
I WISH some of the idiots on Rt 1 this morning had cleared their roofs.
But it was nice to be able to use my wipers when the snow flew off and hit my windshield.

So I hope that the 5 cars I passed on the right then cut off so that they had to slam on their brakes causing some of the snow to fall forward onto THEIR windshield appreciated the reciprocity.

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Obvious_Ad9670 t1_jaduoly wrote

Roof of my house still has snow. Not sure how to get it off.

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trailsman t1_jaeeogh wrote

Roof rake, did mine this morning just like I do after every snowfall.

Well worth the extra few mins to avoid any ice dams and water intrusion.

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Ravenhill-2171 t1_jae2fhg wrote

Oh roof of your car? I misread that and was thinking how much snow did he get that his house is in danger of collapse? 😉

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BlackWidow1414 t1_jadd01e wrote

Yep. Drive on 80 and 287 this morning and almost no one had bothered to do so.

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Ill-Forever880 t1_jadpq61 wrote

If for a house, just Don’t fall off the roof cleaning the snow. Neighbor died doing that.

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t3chi3 t1_jacmh48 wrote

I'd love for someone to put snow on my roof so I can comply.

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alissa2579 t1_jacqf9s wrote

Come to Morris county. I’ll put snow on your roof and let you shovel my walkway and driveway

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Cashneto t1_jaezg80 wrote

I saw someone do a hard stop with 6 inches of snow on their roof, the snow fell down on their windshield and they couldn't see. Luckily this happened in a local road (30 mph speed limit), had it been on a highway it would have been an immediate accident.

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Lyraxiana t1_jaf2brg wrote

If you can't be bothered to clean off your car, get one of those snow tarps.

Laziness doesn't mean you get to be an asshole.

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Budget_Green t1_jaf4ta1 wrote

Seriously dude, drove to jfk early morning, I can share more than 30 examples of this from my dashcam, couple of them hit me too. On SUV on 287, I think they just cleared windshield with wipers and drove onto 287, was stuck behind for a while. Same on Belt parkway.

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About400 t1_jad4ivz wrote

Legit question (that’s not about me as I have a small and short car)- what to people do when they have large tall cars when the person cannot actually reach the snow on top?

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SleepyHobo t1_jadiejm wrote

Not an excuse. Sorry not sorry short kings and queens of NJ. If you can’t reach the roof of your car, buy an extended brush, step-stool, or sell your SUV/pickup truck. If you want a SUV or pickup truck you have a responsibility to clean it. End of story.

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whygohomie t1_jadsyd7 wrote

They also have a responsibility to be able to competently park and drive their oversized F950 - - but that doesn't really seem to be of much concern to these drivers. They are way too busy over compensating to be concerned with stuff like the proper operation of a motor vehicle.

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Summoarpleaz t1_jadpkvk wrote

I’m short. It’s not hard lol. I’d recommend extended brushes regardless of height cuz why not make your job easier?

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ser_pez t1_jae1g4n wrote

I can’t reach the roof of my Honda Civic lol, let alone an SUV. I do have a brush that reaches because I’m not a jerk.

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robronanea t1_jad7n04 wrote

Open a door, step in facing the open door, stand in the car.

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Ginger8682 t1_jae7h5j wrote

I’m 5’1” I have a Nissan pathfinder. I open the doors and stand inside the doorway of car to brush it off. It’s a bitch but I get it done. I take 2 highways to work and I don’t want ice flying off my roof going thru someone’s windshield.

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wynnejs t1_jad8e92 wrote

Another thing you can do before it freezes is to move the car a couple of feet back and forth while braking hard. The force should knock a good chunk of it off before you get on the road. Also use a push broom from the back and push forward. My car is annoying because I'm rather short, and there are these goddamned roof-rails on my car that prevent me from pushing off the sides.

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About400 t1_jadacvf wrote

Thanks.

As I mentioned my car is easy, but my dad has a suburban and I have no idea how I would remove frozen heavy deep snow from the top of that without a ladder.

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MapleChimes t1_jae3yv3 wrote

My car is small but I still love the Snow Joe for pushing the snow off my car. So much faster than using just those small brushes especially when there's several inches of snow on top.

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About400 t1_jaeg60g wrote

I’ve never heard of this. I will have to look into it

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leksoid t1_jadutxx wrote

it will melt by eod lol

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Chose_a_usersname t1_jady4i9 wrote

I don't have to worry the wind blows it off when. I drive.

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PICHICONCACA t1_jadon9d wrote

Why? It comes off in the turnpike.

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