Temperatures fell below freezing last night and it rained. Because I am a genius, I know that makes ice. What I didn't know is that my Jeep's soft top would freeze and pull away from the doors and allow rain and ice to pour inside. When I opened the door today to make a run to the bank and the post office (after I spent 10 minutes putting on clothes and a coat and a scarf and a hat and gloves and shoes), I discovered a very wet and very frozen front seat, icicles on the door panels and water on the floor. Needless to say, I did not drive the Jeep today.Monday, January 5, 2009
Do you know what happens to water when it freezes?
Temperatures fell below freezing last night and it rained. Because I am a genius, I know that makes ice. What I didn't know is that my Jeep's soft top would freeze and pull away from the doors and allow rain and ice to pour inside. When I opened the door today to make a run to the bank and the post office (after I spent 10 minutes putting on clothes and a coat and a scarf and a hat and gloves and shoes), I discovered a very wet and very frozen front seat, icicles on the door panels and water on the floor. Needless to say, I did not drive the Jeep today.
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Egads!! That sounds horrible. I had no idea that would happen. Yick. Well, look on the bright side. At least your floor mat is clean.
That's why people have garages - to put their vehicles in!
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