Why Does Fog Form on Car Windows in Summer?
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After turning on the air conditioning in the car during summer, the outside temperature becomes lower than the inside temperature, causing the water vapor inside the car to form numerous tiny water droplets. The surface of the front windshield is not perfectly smooth and has many small pits, which allows these tiny water droplets to adhere to the windshield, forming fog on the glass. Here are some methods to prevent frost formation on car glass: 1. Use a cover to shield the windshield: You can use an object to cover the front windshield, preventing the wipers from freezing to it. 2. Lower the interior temperature after parking: In winter, the heater is usually turned on while driving. After parking, open the car doors and windows to allow the interior temperature to drop.