Where Will Objects Dropped into the Front Defroster Vent Fall?
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When objects are dropped into the front defroster vent, they usually fall into the vent itself or may enter the air conditioning duct. If foreign objects fall into the vent, aside from potentially causing slight rattling or noise while driving, especially on bumpy roads, they will not adversely affect the vehicle's performance in any other way. There is no need to worry. Additionally, you can ask a maintenance technician to remove the foreign objects during a convenient time, such as during a routine service. When the air conditioning system operates, moisture in the air condenses on the surface of the evaporator, and some of this water remains in the evaporator and air conditioning ducts after the system is turned off. These contaminants can not only cause difficulty breathing and reduced immunity but also lead to irritability, impaired judgment, and memory issues. In severe cases, they may even contribute to traffic accidents. Bacteria, mold, and viruses blown out from the air conditioning ducts constantly threaten the health of drivers and passengers. Therefore, regular cleaning and maintenance of the car's air conditioning system are crucial.