Snow and the TSX!
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Snow and the TSX!
Hey guys,
I'm just curious what you all do with your snow brush when you're done cleaning the snow off of your TSX? Do you throw the wet snow brush in the trunk, or do you put it on your car seat?
Also, has anyone noticed any leather discoloration due to getting into the car wet (from snow or rain)? I tend to get a lot of snow in the car when I open up the car door after the car has been sitting over night. I try to get as much of it off the seat as possible, but I wasn't sure if there was a good way of preventing this from happening? It still seems to occur even if I clean the side of the car prior to entering it
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I'm just curious what you all do with your snow brush when you're done cleaning the snow off of your TSX? Do you throw the wet snow brush in the trunk, or do you put it on your car seat?
Also, has anyone noticed any leather discoloration due to getting into the car wet (from snow or rain)? I tend to get a lot of snow in the car when I open up the car door after the car has been sitting over night. I try to get as much of it off the seat as possible, but I wasn't sure if there was a good way of preventing this from happening? It still seems to occur even if I clean the side of the car prior to entering it
Thanks!
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The trunk idea might be good idea, i've never tried it. Not sure if snow will fall will into the trunk when you open it. The trunk liner would be good (but I've got a subwoofer). Good idea to keep that moisture out of the car... but you will drive yourself crazy worrying too much about the leather, the car will survive some daily living. Don't actually throw the brush on the seats, use the floor! The all-weather rubber mats are cool.
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Originally Posted by speedlimitz
i have a plastic bag in the trunk i keep it in
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had to use it today.. god i hate chicago weather.
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had to use it today.. god i hate chicago weather.
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I keep mine in the trunk. When my car is buried I open up the trunk just enough to slip my hand in and grab it and no snow falls in. My car is an 06 and I haven't seen any discoloration anywhere.
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Originally Posted by jswim99
I throw mine on the all season mats. Never seen any discoloration, even though I've accidentally let in tons of snow many times.
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All-weather floor mats! And after washing the car the other day, the best Acura extra I've bought actually... I usually used my arm to sweep the snow off my car as it was softer (and I could thus clear more before opening the door...), but when I did use the brush I'd knock off the excess against my shoe and set it on the floor mat. (shoes also get knocked together before getting in the car too :wink: ) With the amount of crap I scrubbed off those mats, I can't imagine how anybody could use the carpet mats! I've also got a small microfiber towel that I keep in the car-- so when the snow did get in, I could wipe the seat & door off easily. It folds up nicely and fits in the door sill.
Though a related question I have-- how do you clean the gas pedal and that "rest" pedal on the left? The brake was easy enough, but with those grooves, I could only get them mostly clean... We had a particularly messy winter, so the ice/sand that was (and still is...) everywhere was unavoidable...
We lucked out and were just enough south of that latest storm that we didn't get any of it! We've had flurries today, but nothing that's really stuck.
Though a related question I have-- how do you clean the gas pedal and that "rest" pedal on the left? The brake was easy enough, but with those grooves, I could only get them mostly clean... We had a particularly messy winter, so the ice/sand that was (and still is...) everywhere was unavoidable...
We lucked out and were just enough south of that latest storm that we didn't get any of it! We've had flurries today, but nothing that's really stuck.
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No discoloration of leather and mats. I still need to use winter rubber mat and clear the windows before i get the brush out of the car. As long as you use a good steam vacuum cleaner in the spring on your mats you will be good. And we did receive a lot of snow this year in quebec province.
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Originally Posted by jswim99
I throw mine on the all season mats. Never seen any discoloration, even though I've accidentally let in tons of snow many times.
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