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Foggy windshield

masterboy123 · 2018-12-16 23:35:20

So as the weather is getting cold, my cars windshield is all fogged up in the mornings, I need to run heating for 2 min or so to get rid of it. I tried antiFog by Rain X last year with little help. Is there any other coating or trick to avoid getting foggy windshield?

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#52 19-12-2018 7:36am

corks finest

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Zatoichi wrote: »

Found water hiding inside the rim of my spare tyre when I had a similar issue.

Get the drill out

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#53 19-12-2018 9:40am

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Got it customised for my sci-fi feelings :P

corks finest wrote: »

Starship enterprise?

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#54 19-12-2018 12:57pm

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Nixonbot wrote: »

Leave it on auto for normal use, hit MAX when clearing your windscreen if it's bad enough.

Yes, that button is for demisting the windscreen. It should work in seconds, otherwise you may have a problem with damp in your car (or blocked pollen filter, etc.).

"Arrow within the car" is recirculating air, wouldn't bother with that for most scenarios.

It could be more effective for attempting to dry out the car, but it will take longer to clear the glass. On a hot day it may be more effective to start with recirculation on to cool down the cabin - but "Auto" may do this automatically anyway.

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