Many drivers, while driving in the rain or on winter days with high air humidity, often experience fogging of the windows due to steam, causing limited visibility, making it difficult and dangerous to participate in traffic. Below are the experiences shared by many drivers:
Balance the temperature inside and outside the car
Lowering the car window, letting outside air flow into the car will help reduce the temperature difference, reduce the accumulation of water vapor on the car window, followed by turning on a strong fan with outside air intake mode.
This is a simple and effective way to do it every time you encounter the phenomenon of fogged car windows due to steaming. However, drivers should only use this method when it rains lightly.
Turn on the glass drying mode
When the driver sees the phenomenon of fogging up the windshield in the car, he should immediately turn on the glass drying function on the center console. Currently, all modern car models have this function. This tip helps quickly and effectively reduce the phenomenon of glass fogging.
Use air conditioning
Many "old talents" share their experience in dealing with steamed car windows: using cold air conditioning combined with properly adjusting the fan airflow will help the steam in the car disappear quickly.
Use additives
In addition, drivers can also handle the condition of steam causing fogged glass by using additives such as cigarette butts, pipe tobacco, beard foam or anti-vapor additives. However, this option is not preferred by many drivers.
