4. Using melted ice water
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Before spraying warm salt water, we can place the prepared basin under the ice cubes in advance.
As the frost begins to melt, the ice water and salt water will automatically drip into the basin. This prevents the entire refrigerator from getting wet, or even soaking the floors, saving you the hassle of cleaning.
When the frost starts to melt at the point where it connects to the refrigerator, the ice will detach automatically, very quickly, without even needing the frost to turn into ice water. Simply pour out the ice water and ice from the bowl, and the refrigerator will return to normal operation.
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