There is a time of year when cloudy windows are a headache for thousands of drivers. Turn on the air conditioning? Open windows? Sometimes even this doesn't seem to work. But as they say, prevention is better than defogging. Or is it remedy? Forward…
Foggy windows are the result of moisture accumulated inside the passenger compartment, so if we manage to absorb it, the problem is solved.
All it takes is a pair of socks and some absorbent material. If you own a cat, chances are you have silica crystals at home, they work perfectly! Check it out with the video below:
But if you still haven't managed to solve the problem of cloudy glass, don't despair. Mark Rober, a former NASA engineer, turned to science to put an end to fogging glass. With these four steps it is possible to defog the car's windows twice as fast:
- Turn on ventilation/sofa (maximum)
- turn on the air conditioning
- Turn off air circulation inside the passenger compartment
- Slightly open vehicle windows
To find out how the water vapor condensation process on the windshield works, Mark Rober explains everything in detail in the video below: