Vauxhall Corsa,does anyone know what wil stop windows misting up, with blowers on.?

Question

Even with the blowers on full, the windows still mist up. Is there a product that will stop the misting & who sells it please..

Answer 1

I had the same problem with a Vauxhall cavalier. There is something broke in your radiator system blowing warm damp air onto your windscreen causing it to mist up and it needs replacing (can't remember what it is now)

Check your water levels in your radiator

Answer 2

There are three things you can try:

1. Open a window just a crack
2. Switch off air recirculation
3. Switch on air conditioning

If these don't work, you may have a leaky seal, often at the top of the windscreen or around the sun roof.

As a temporary measure, you can use something like Holts screen wipes which have an anti-misting ingredient.

Answer 3

I used to have the same problem. so i used to start the car and let the engine warmup before turning on my fans. if you switch them on when the car is cold, you will get a build up of condensation in the pipes. if you leave it alone and then force alot of hot air through, it dries out very quick and de-mists the window in no time at all. Or just get another car with aircon, wicked for de-misting windows in seconds

Answer 4

Just a thought, have you wondered why it mists up? It could be just one of those things, like if you get in with damp clothes or whatever, but it might be worth searching for a water leak into the car.

Answer 5

There is a special window cream that comes in a tube. I seen it in a car magazine and it is around £6.99 a tube. All youo do ius rub it onto the windows and it stops them steaming up. I'm sorry but i cant remember the name of it, but it does exsist as i bought some for my dad. He had the same problems in his Madza 2

Answer 6

You need to find the cause of the problem in order to resolve. It would seem that you have a lot of dampness in the car somewhere, perhaps a wet carpet, find the cause by looking for dampness, repair as required to cure problem, dry out any wet areas, this will reduce if not cure your problem

Answer 7

if your car has air-con you need to replace the pollen filter this is something that is always over looked and you will always get misting of the windows

Answer 8

Windowlene works well, does a good job on bathroom mirrors as well. If you have a window slightly open that will reduce condensation greatly as well.

Answer 9

Easy peasy. Just a dab of washing up liquid , wipe it on till it disappears and it will provide a film to which moisture does not cling to.

Answer 10

i'm somewhat stunned no one has recommended this, use you blower on warm to warmth up the glass, then the moisture wont condensate on the glass, also helps in case you go away you window open fairly in case you get to warmth.