Innovative Windshield Guard Enhances Winter Vehicle Care
Introducing the Innovative Windshield Guard
'I wanted to provide motorists with an efficient means of keeping ice, frost, and snow from accumulating on their windshields when parked outside in the winter,' expressed an inventive mind who created the new Windshield Guard. This clever invention is designed to keep a vehicle's front windshield completely free from winter elements.
Advantages of the Windshield Guard
The patent-pending Windshield Guard offers vehicle owners an effective solution for protecting their windshields against harsh winter conditions. Rather than scraping off frost or brushing snow from the glass, this innovative design ensures that the windshield remains clean and dry, regardless of wind direction.
Convenience and Efficiency
By using the Windshield Guard, motorists can save valuable time and effort during those chilly mornings. It provides an easy-to-use approach to maintaining a clear view from the vehicle, enhancing both convenience and safety for drivers.
Practical Design Features
The Windshield Guard is crafted with practicality in mind, making it a perfect addition for any vehicle owner. Its simple design allows for quick installation and removal, and it is effective in various weather conditions which makes it a versatile tool during winter.
Availability for Licensing and Sale
This brilliant invention has been submitted to the National sales office of InventHelp and is available for licensing or sale to manufacturers and marketers. This opens up opportunities for distribution and widespread utility to those who could benefit from such a product.
Contact Information
For those interested in learning more about the Windshield Guard or the invention submission services offered by InventHelp, reach out via their office. Mail inquiries to Dept. 23-JMT-364, InventHelp, 100 Beecham Drive, Suite 110, Pittsburgh, PA 15205-9801, or call for more information.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Windshield Guard?
The Windshield Guard is an innovative device designed to keep snow, frost, and ice off a vehicle's windshield when parked outside in winter conditions.
How does it work?
This invention prevents snow and ice accumulation by covering the windshield, thereby saving motorists the hassle of scraping and cleaning in cold temperatures.
Who invented the Windshield Guard?
The Windshield Guard was invented by an individual motivated to improve the winter experience for motorists by reducing the need for manual scraping.
Is the Windshield Guard available for purchase?
The Windshield Guard is currently available for licensing or sale to interested manufacturers or marketers.
How can I contact InventHelp?
Contact InventHelp for more details about the Windshield Guard at their office address or by calling for assistance.
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