How to Solve Frost on the Car Windshield in Winter?
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You can use a cloth dipped in dishwashing liquid or a special anti-fog agent to wipe the inside of the windshield, which can effectively remove frost from the windshield. Alternatively, you can turn on the air conditioning for a while to let the cold air disperse the fog, then switch to the heater and adjust the air conditioning to blow directly at the windshield. The hot air blown out will evaporate the frost. Below are the reasons for frost forming on the car windows: 1. Frost forming inside the window is mainly due to the high humidity inside the car and the significant temperature difference between the inside and outside when the car is parked. 2. When driving in winter, the heater is usually turned on to raise the temperature inside the car, improving driving comfort. Therefore, when parked, the temperature inside the car is generally higher than outside. 3. After the car is turned off, the temperature cannot remain high indefinitely. If the air humidity inside the car is high at this time, the moisture in the air will condense on the windows as the temperature drops. When the temperature falls to a certain level, the water droplets on the windows will freeze into frost.