Icescreen MIT-B-01 Mirror Mittz: Frost Protection for Rearview Mirrors Review

I live in the Pacific Northwest near the Canadian border and it's getting windy and cold. When I first used them in my minivan the temperature dropped into the teens and the wind gusts went into the 40s! I noticed that some reviews said they were blown away by a light wind, so I took great care to tighten them really well and secure the strings well in the doorway. I went out the next morning and not only were they safe and covered in ice, but the mirrors were ice free! I am very satisfied and…

They are so easy to use, quick to fit and definitely make it easier to clear snow and ice from the wing mirrors. I've never had a problem with them sticking to the mirror, even on sloppy wet snowy days. I was afraid they would be cumbersome to use and I'd forget to keep them handy, but they fit in a pocket on the back of the driver's seat and are always there when I need them, whether at home or on the road. run. And they're so easy to put on that getting dressed won't be a problem. Not too…

Works as it should. Used all winter and certainly scratches the mirrors better! These little pouches are well tailored and easy to put on and take off thanks to the drawstring closure. A neighbor told me when I first put them on the car that some plastic bags would work too :/. I didn't even think about it, and of course he's right. For this reason there are only three stars for the price-performance ratio. So if you want to save money, use plastic bags and try to "seal" the bags, or use…

I ordered these along with the windshield cover and it's the easiest thing ever! A lot of people at work asked where I found them. You simply place the cover on the side mirror and fix it with the bracket. There is a plastic handle at the end of the rope that you can use to close the door so no one walks with it, but I haven't tried it yet. I find it difficult enough to attach the sides of the windshield cover to the door without adding anything else. The mirror pot holder can be put on and…

No frills, no frills! I just moved to Minnesota from LA and learned very quickly how early in the morning to clear ice/snow from a car. I have a Hyundai Elantra and they fit perfectly. These gloves completely eliminate frost/ice/fog build-up on my side mirrors and are something I don't have to worry about in my daily struggle with procrastinating when I get up and go to work. They appear to be well made with no rips or loose stitching. They're just a little difficult to get to the side mirrors…

I have a 2014 Chevy Cruze, the gloves only fit mirrors. They work great and are easy to put on and take off. They use a snap closure like a child's shoelace. The material is thin, easy to store. Now if only I knew how to store the salt until I put them on. 25FEB2016Just a sequel. I've been using them for about a year now and have only had one small issue with them. Plus it's a great product. A minor problem is that if you put them on wet, say after the snow has melted, and then put them back on