Make sure your dog has fresh water during the colder months just as you would during the warmer months. They are just as likely to become dehydrated in the cold weather as they are in the warm weather. Remember that snow is not a good substitute for fresh water. Even if your dog stays out side, snow will not replace fresh water. It is especially important to make sure that they have a fresh supply of water if they stay outside in the cold as the water will freeze – so change it regularly.

1976 ford maverick Buy thermal curtains for all of your windows. An uncovered window can suck out a great deal of your heat and thermal window coverings add an extra degree of protection.

The next step is to dry all of your compartments and rugs. A wet / dry shop vac works great in decreasing the time it will take for everything to dry. Be sure to leave all of your compartment lids open to ensure the boat is dried out. This may take a few days depending on the weather.

prepare for winter If a car gets stuck in the snow, do not force the car to move by stepping harder on the gas. The best way to go about this is to turn the steering wheel back and forth in both directions to clear a little of the snow. Afterwards, step gently on the gas for the car to move. Think of it as like trying to get out of quicksand.

cars in winter Change that bar of soap to a milder gentler cleanser and shower gel for all over skin hydration. Soap can irritate dry skin conditions. In Ayurveda we use ground oatmeal or chickpea flour mixed with a little milk as a cleanser. In winter you can add a few drops of aloe vera or sesame oil.

Any new grass areas should be prepared and laid or seeded to give them a chance to establish themselves before the really harsh weather comes. If you have any soft landscaping plans then this is an ideal time to get them under way. Dig over any empty areas of soil while the soil is forgiving and think about how best to use them.