By Chris - 02/02/2010 05:40 - France

Today, the windows on my car were frozen. I filled up a bucket of hot water, and threw it on the windows. The windows cracked. FML
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#8 - It's the sudden temperature change that caused the cracks, not the heat. Glass is made in extremely hot temperatures, so withstanding any heat that the OP could have caused is not an issue. OP, when you suddenly and drastically change the temperature of the glass, cracking is inevitable. This is why it's also a good idea to rinse glasses with hot water before putting boiling liquids in them.

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aqua_star 9

Dumbass...don't you know anything about heat energy...your water heated up the molecules of the windows to much causing them to expand and crack...dumbass

alexicanaaa 7

You're an idiot. I can't believe you didn't know that!

hewro_failure 11

Who would have thought instantly changing the temp of glass would break it?

That was really, really stupid. Cold + hot = bad. Common knowledge. Ydi

Wait, you tossed something warm on something ice cold and fragile?

Are you that guy who ran back to the apartment to yell at your insurance company only for your roommate to find out you vandalized his car instead of his?