Should You Use Internal or External Air Circulation When Smoking in the Car?
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When smoking in the car, it is recommended to use the external air circulation mode. This allows outside air to flow into the car and helps remove the smoke from the interior. Relevant information is as follows: Internal Circulation Mode: If smoking inside the car, it is advisable to open the windows to allow the smoke to dissipate quickly with the airflow. The internal circulation mode helps maintain warmth in winter and keeps the car cool with air conditioning in summer. Using the internal air circulation mode can quickly lower the interior temperature and prevent outside air and odors from entering the car. Consequences of Prolonged Use of Internal Circulation Mode: Extended use of the internal circulation mode may cause the windows to fog up. If window fogging occurs, you can activate the defogging mode on the air conditioning system. When defogging is enabled, the dehumidification function works, and the fan speed increases. Setting the air circulation mode to external circulation, increasing airflow, and raising the temperature can help defog the windshield and front side windows more quickly.