Misted windows in a car are a rather serious problem that impairs visibility, and when cold weather sets in, it turns into a crust of ice. You can fight this unpleasant phenomenon if you take action in time.
Instructions
Step 1
Remember that moisture is the main cause of foggy glass. Try asking passengers to talk less while driving. It is clear that it is impossible to completely stop breathing, however, in the absence of a conversation, the amount of humidified air will decrease.
Step 2
Check all floor mats, insulation, upholstery and seat covers. If they are wet, then this water will subsequently end up on the glasses. In this case, neither the “stove” nor the fan will help. Carry out a thorough drying, after which seal the interior in places where water can constantly get: antenna outlet, seals. Try turning on the air conditioner if your vehicle has one. This will reduce the humidity inside the cabin. Installation of electric heating on glass will also help.
Step 3
Buy special aerosol products that have an anti-fog effect on your windows. Be careful when choosing such a product - they often leave a greasy layer on the glass surface, which entails stains and glare. Install deflectors on the windows, which, by ensuring a constant circulation of fresh air, prevent the appearance of moisture, at the same time, protect the glass from dirt.
Step 4
The most extreme option is to keep one of the windows ajar. However, in this case, get ready for the fact that the cabin will become cool and fuel consumption will increase. Also try rubbing the glass with glycerin, or using Anti-fogging, which first cleans the glass and then creates a layer to keep out moisture.
Step 5
Remember that less moisture settles on clean glass, so try to regularly wash the windows with warm water and soap, especially during the cold season. Stock up on clean rags with which to periodically wipe the glasses when moisture drops appear.
