How can I prevent inside of car windows from steaming up in damp weather?

Answer 1

rain x has a product for anti fog it works very well its in a black bottle

Answer 2

The inside car windows will fog up when the air inside is warmer than the glass and there is enough moisture. So, there are a couple possibilities. First is to warm up the glass with the defroster. The second is to pass enough air by the glass to evaporate the moisture which can be done by fans or any other method to move air around. Third you could cool the air inside the vehicle by simply rolling down the window or the AC. Also you can dry the air by using the A/C which will freeze most of the moisture out of the air before it enteres your vehicle thus lowering the humidity within your car. This even works in cold weather. And finally, don't get into your car untill your hair is dry.

good luck.

Answer 3

Take some smooth toothpaste and rub all over your windows lightly. Believe it or not it works. This even works on eye glasses. makes the car smell fresh and removes the steaming up. You will only have to do it one time and it will last for a long time. You can even stir it in water and spray it on. Really it works. try to it.

Answer 4

something that people always forget is the pollen filter.every car with air condition (AC) has one and if you don't change them at every service or once a year you will get steamed up windows its a fact... so if i was you find out if the car has one and replace it and if it doesn't go to a local motor bike store and buy the stuff that bikers put in the helmet shields to stop it from steaming up..... good luck.....

Answer 5

I'd suggest you keep the external and internal temperatures the same. I think the mist is possibly, water. Condensation where water vapour rising come in contact with the cool surface such as a window and condenses from water vapour to liquid.

Hope i help

Answer 6

You can get tubes of gel from an optician for coating the lenses of eye-glasses so that they don't steam up when you go out into the cold. I use it when I go ski-ing. It breaks the surface tension, so that mist breaks up into droplets, leaving most of the window clear.

Google for 'anti-fog' or 'zerofog'.

Answer 7

Make sure the ventilation on your car is adjusted to allow air to enter from outside the car. If it is set to circulate the air within the car, condensation tends to occur.

Answer 8

Besides the defroster, apply some Rain-X with a cloth on the insides.

Answer 9

There's a product called Fog-X. You put on your windows (inside and out) and it prevents them from fogging up.

Answer 10

you need to wrap up warm, stick the heater on cold and let the cold air hit the windows. also open ya windows for 5mins. make sure you clean your windows with cleaner-not some dirty old rag.

Answer 11

Clean window, cut a fresh potato and rub on window.