Is it necessary to install car window rain guards?

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McKarter
07/30/25 12:53am
Car window rain guards can be installed, with the following advantages: 1. Eliminates fog and smoke odor: On rainy days, you don't have to worry about slow smoke dissipation inside the car. It also helps eliminate fog. 2. Blocks sunlight: During the hot summer months, if you don't open the windows and rely solely on air conditioning, the air inside the car cannot circulate with the outside air, which is not good for your health. Opening the windows lets sunlight in, but with rain guards, you can slightly open the windows, and they will block direct sunlight from entering the car. 3. Maintains fresh air: In any environmental condition, it ensures the circulation of fresh air, keeping the interior suitable for human needs. 4. Reduces window fogging: By maintaining fresh air circulation, it prevents window fogging under any circumstances, ensuring clear visibility and safe driving.
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