How to remove all the mositure on windhield and side window in cold weather
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How to remove all the mositure on windhield and side window in cold weather
My question is the same as the title.
I find that sometime my car just can not remove the moisture/fog in winter even if I am using the hottest temperature and fastest fan speed blowing on the window only. When the car is stopping for a light, it even worst. I have to wipe the window with my hand and look stupid.
I am wondering if that happen to you guys either? It happen only sometimes, that is why I don't get the reason for that. It happened again last week when there was a heavy rain with low temperature outside. It is not cold like winter, but it also happen, and I see other cars on the street do not have the same problem as I do.
How do you guys solve this?
I find that sometime my car just can not remove the moisture/fog in winter even if I am using the hottest temperature and fastest fan speed blowing on the window only. When the car is stopping for a light, it even worst. I have to wipe the window with my hand and look stupid.
I am wondering if that happen to you guys either? It happen only sometimes, that is why I don't get the reason for that. It happened again last week when there was a heavy rain with low temperature outside. It is not cold like winter, but it also happen, and I see other cars on the street do not have the same problem as I do.
How do you guys solve this?
Last edited by mitlan; Jun 23, 2012 at 01:48 PM.
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