According to Dr. Peter Weller, a car interior technology specialist at the University of Michigan (USA), is not only a matter of comfort but also for health and personal hygiene.
Here are some tips to help limit the back of sweating when driving:
Use ventilated chairs
Mr. Peter Weller advises that the seat liners with mesh design or airy material can significantly reduce the accumulation of heat and sweat.
A bamboo or 3D mesh chair pad will create a gap between the back and the surface of the chair, helping the air to circulate better.
Priority is given to chairs with cooling function
Many high -end cars today have been equipped with ventilation or seat cooling. If you live in a hot and humid climate, investing in cooling chairs will be a smart and long -term choice.
Wearing airy and bright clothes
Cotton or linen fabric helps absorb sweat better and cause less secret. Should avoid wearing tight clothes or synthetic fabrics when driving for a long time in hot weather.
Start the air conditioner before boarding
Opening the window and turning on the air conditioner for 1–2 minutes before sitting in the chair will help reduce heat in the cabin. The temperature inside the car can be 10–15 degrees higher than the outside if parked in the sun. So cooling the car before sitting is essential.
Insulation film and use sun blinds
High quality thermal insulation helps reduce UV rays and heat transmitted to the cabin. In addition, sunshades in the back glass and window also help reduce the temperature directly on the driver's back.
Sweating when driving is normal, but it can be controlled by changing some small habits. The comfort of driving not only helps you feel more comfortable but also improves the level of safety when traveling in a long way.
