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What are the methods to remove fog inside the car?

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ChristianDella
09/06/25 5:32am
The methods to remove fog inside the car are: 1. Air conditioning cooling defogging, turn on the air conditioning to blow cold air towards the front windshield, using the air conditioning dehumidification function; 2. Use detergent-type liquid for anti-fog; 3. Use anti-fog spray, spray the anti-fog agent on the fogged windshield, wipe it dry with a cloth, and the glass will be clean immediately; 4. Rain visor defogging, through a reasonable air guide groove, reduce wind resistance, guide the wind to blow to the rearview mirror, accelerate the evaporation speed of water droplets and fog on the rearview mirror, and remove the fog on the front windshield; 5. External circulation defogging; 6. Rear window heating defogging; 7. Open a gap in the window to form air convection and reduce the temperature difference.
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Jocelyn
09/18/25 5:22am
I've seen a lot of fogging inside the car, especially when driving on rainy days or winter mornings. I usually activate the defogging mode immediately by pressing the front windshield defogger button, and the air conditioning automatically adjusts to the appropriate airflow and temperature. If the fog comes quickly and urgently, I'll first open the window for a few seconds to let the moisture out before closing it, then use the air conditioning for a few minutes to clear it up. In terms of prevention, I take it very seriously. I regularly check the air conditioning filter to ensure smooth ventilation, avoid leaving wet towels or raincoats in the car, and keep the interior dry. Before winter, I also spray some anti-fogging agent on the glass as a protective layer. Fogging can block visibility, so don't panic when driving in such conditions; operate slowly to ensure safety. In short, developing good habits makes it less troublesome, ensuring a more comfortable and worry-free journey.
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ZoeFitz
11/01/25 5:49am
Morning fog on the windshield is particularly annoying. My quick solution is to turn on the AC and direct cold air at the windshield immediately after starting the car. Set the AC system to external circulation mode to let fresh air in and reduce humidity—the fog clears within minutes. Nowadays, most cars come with an automatic defogging feature that solves the problem with a single button, making it very convenient. Extra caution is needed during rain or snow. If the fog is too heavy, use this method while driving; if visibility is poor, it's best to pull over and operate safely rather than take risks. Regular maintenance can also prevent fogging. I frequently clean the windows to reduce dirt buildup and check the AC filter monthly to ensure performance. Interior dampness is the root cause, so opening the doors to ventilate after parking is a simple and effective way to reduce potential hazards.
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