Should You Use Internal or External Air Circulation When It Rains and Fogs Up?
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Whether to use internal or external air circulation when it rains and fogs up depends on the specific situation. If you are using air conditioning to defog in the summer, the driver can switch the air circulation mode to internal to reduce air humidity. If you are using warm air to defog in the winter, the driver can first switch the air circulation mode to external to minimize the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the car, wait a few minutes, and then switch to internal circulation mode. However, in special circumstances such as traffic jams or heavy dust, it is recommended to use the internal circulation mode. Summer defogging method using air conditioning. The driver can first press the A/C switch button, then turn on the front windshield defogging button, set the temperature to the lowest, and adjust the airflow. The fog on the front windshield will clear up shortly. If fog is also found on the rear windshield and side mirrors, turn on the rear window heating button while defogging the front windshield to remove the fog as well. Winter defogging method using warm air. If the car has just started, do not turn on the air conditioning immediately. Wait a few minutes for the engine to warm up and the water temperature to rise before starting the heating. Set the airflow to maximum, then turn on the front window defogging button, and the fog will disappear in a few minutes. This method is also applicable to fogging on the outside of the glass in summer.
