How to Deal with Foggy Windshield on Rainy Days?
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Solutions for foggy windshield on rainy days: 1. Apply soap or dishwashing detergent. Soften the soap by soaking it in water, then evenly coat the entire glass surface (must be even). After the soap dries on the glass, remove it with a tissue or newspaper (towels may leave residue). Alternatively, mix water and dishwashing detergent in a 9:1 ratio and spray it on the front windshield and side windows. Let it dry, then wipe clean with a soft tissue. 2. Anti-fog spray. Anti-fog spray not only removes fog from the glass but also forms a thin protective film to prevent fog from forming again. It is a truly effective product for ensuring driving safety. 3. Air conditioning cooling. There are two reasons for foggy windows in summer: low temperature and high humidity. The owner can turn on the air conditioning and blow cold air toward the front windshield, using the dehumidification function to remove the fog. However, if the humidity inside the car is too high and the air conditioning cooling effect is not obvious, slightly opening a window can quickly reduce the humidity. 4. External circulation defogging: Turn on the external circulation for defogging. The correct vent position should be able to blow both the front windshield and the feet or only the front windshield. When windows cannot be opened on rainy days, using the external circulation is also one of the methods for defogging.
