I’ve been having issues lately with my car windows fogging up when I drive and it’s becoming a visibility issue. How do you clear condensation from car windows?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Condensation on your car’s windows usually happens when colder air from outside interacts with the warmer air inside the car. The temperature difference causes water vapor to condense on the glass.
Turn on the air conditioner and wipe down your windows with a microfiber cloth or leave your windows open to air out the car to help clear condensation fast.
To prevent condensation from forming at all, leave a condensation absorber or a box or two of baking soda on your car’s dashboard. Condensation absorbers are available at supermarkets, auto shops, and online.
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