Tips to avoid fogging your vehicle’s windows
A-Class Driving School Bristol • Mar 03, 2020
Tips to avoid fogging your vehicle’s windows
If you have to move in the rain, it does not hurt to take into account some recommendations for driving in the rain.
- We give you some tips to avoid fogging your vehicle's windows.
- Open the windows as soon as you get in the car. Although it is cold it is the same temperature inside as outside. Connect the thermal window.
- Start the engine and connect the heating, with the aerators directed to the windows.
- When 5 or 10 minutes have passed, go up the windows little by little as you notice that the air is hot.
- Keep the aerators to a minimum.
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