What Causes Fogging on Car Windows in Winter?
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Fogging on car windows in winter occurs due to the significant temperature difference between the inside and outside of the vehicle. The higher temperature inside the cabin compared to the outside causes moisture in the cabin to condense on the inner windshield, forming fog. Methods to prevent fogging on car windows include: 1. Using anti-fog wipes to clean the glass; 2. Applying anti-fog spray in advance. Solutions to remove fog from car windows are: 1. Opening both side windows; 2. Turning on the air conditioning's external circulation; 3. Adjusting the air vents to defogging mode; 4. Using the air conditioning's cooling and dehumidifying function in winter to reduce air humidity; 5. In summer, reducing the temperature difference to eliminate fog; 6. Wiping the glass with a cloth soaked in dishwashing liquid or soapy water.