There are many tips in life, such as: using ginger to wipe the knife will not rust; using rice soup to wash the ink on clothes quickly and well; using coke to clean the toilet; today I also have Here are some tips for you all.

This is what happened: One Sunday, after class, I went to my aunt’s house for dinner. When I entered the door, I saw water all over my aunt's house. I took off my shoes and quickly asked, "Aunt, what are you doing?" My aunt turned back, looked at me, and said, "Oh, the refrigerator is frozen. I I'm shoveling ice!" I said, "How do you shovel it?" My aunt replied, "Turn off the power first, and use a spatula to shovel it." I said "Oh" and thought: "Isn't there a better way?" I thought again: "Ice can be melted by heating, so what can I do?" I asked myself, frowning and starting to think. There was no progress at all with my aunt. She said to herself: "Wait! It may melt in the afternoon!" I was also thinking: "How about using a winter stove?" This idea was in my mind. In a flash, he was denied again, "Who would carry such a big stove to bake ice? Not to mention it is so heavy!" Then he thought: "If this one doesn't work, just change it to another one! But what will?" At this time, I finished washing. My aunt was drying her hair with a hair dryer, and I suddenly realized, "It turns out that what I am looking for is something that is light and has heat." I ran over and took the hair dryer.

I turned on the hair dryer, and with a "whoosh" sound, hot air blew out from it. I held it with my hand and blew it on the frozen place for about ten minutes, and then used a spatula. He shoveled the top of the ice, and with a "pop" sound, the huge piece of ice fell to the ground from above. "Successful!" I shouted excitedly, and my aunt also praised me for using my brain. Then I used the same method to remove several "big guys", and the refrigerator was out of ice.