Method Of Handling When The Car Cover Is Frozen Together With The Car

Using vehicle remote control function: If your vehicle is equipped with a remote control system, you can easily start the engine and turn on the interior heating from outside the car. In this way, the ice and snow on the surface of the car body will gradually melt, and you can safely remove the car clothes that are attached to the car. 
Manual thawing: If there is no remote control system, you can try entering the car, starting the engine to generate heat, and then using warm air to blow the car clothes to help the ice and snow melt. This method is relatively fuel-efficient, but it can help you avoid using hot water that may cause car windows to break. 
Waiting for natural thawing: If you are not in a hurry to use the vehicle, you can choose to wait for the weather to clear and the temperature to rise, and the ice and snow to naturally melt before removing the car cover.
Use cold or warm water: In the absence of heating, an appropriate amount of cold or warm water can be poured on the car clothes to help the ice layer slowly melt. Please note that this refers to warm water rather than boiling water, as excessively high temperatures may cause damage to car windows.