How to Deal with Foggy Windows on Rainy Days in a Car?
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When driving in the rain and encountering foggy windows, you can use the air conditioning system to defog. Turn on the front window defogging mode, set the fan speed to maximum, switch on the A/C, and adjust the temperature to the lowest setting. The fog on the windows will disappear shortly. Additionally, some car models come with heated rear windshields and side mirrors. Simply press the switch to activate the heating, and the fog will clear in about a minute. Here are some methods to prevent window fogging on rainy days: 1. Proper use of the air conditioning system: Park the car, start the air conditioning, adjust the temperature control to the warm air setting, and press the defogging button to dry the windshield with warm air. 2. Use specialized anti-fog products: Spray evenly on the windows and wipe clean before each use to form a transparent protective film that prevents fogging. 3. Open windows to allow air circulation: If the fog is not heavy, slightly open the side windows to let the inside and outside air mix, gradually equalizing the temperature and dispersing the fog. 4. Use dish soap with a dry cloth: Mix dish soap with water (ratio 1:6), apply evenly on the interior windows with a sponge, and wipe dry with a car towel once it dries, leaving no watermarks. This method usually keeps the windows fog-free for up to 20 hours.
