Discussion
Mist forms more easily if there is something to bond to. If you clean the inside of the window then misting will be minimised. The next thing to think about is 'where's the water coming from'. If the inside of your car is dry then it can't mist up. Are your carpets wet? The air intakes around the wiper arms will have drain holes, if these are blocked then water will collect and you'll get misting from that. Next dry day you need to open all the windows and let your car breath for a few hours.
Putting anti mist products on the windows should be last resort. Get rid of the water problem first.
Putting anti mist products on the windows should be last resort. Get rid of the water problem first.
Otherwise, passenger window open a bit and fans on a slow speed set to cold and on the windscreen 
switch the air con on and set the heater to hot/ window , the air con will remove the water from the car window, but you should still get hot air out of the vent,
Only problem is that on some cars when you switch off the air con the misting may comes back.
But as Bob said the main problem may be excessive water in the car.
Only problem is that on some cars when you switch off the air con the misting may comes back.
But as Bob said the main problem may be excessive water in the car.
prtvr said:
switch the air con on and set the heater to hot/ window , the air con will remove the water from the car window, but you should still get hot air out of the vent,
Only problem is that on some cars when you switch off the air con the misting may comes back.
But as Bob said the main problem may be excessive water in the car.
Only problem is that on some cars when you switch off the air con the misting may comes back.
But as Bob said the main problem may be excessive water in the car.
What's air-con?
zebra
zebra said:
prtvr said:
switch the air con on and set the heater to hot/ window , the air con will remove the water from the car window, but you should still get hot air out of the vent,
Only problem is that on some cars when you switch off the air con the misting may comes back.
But as Bob said the main problem may be excessive water in the car.
Only problem is that on some cars when you switch off the air con the misting may comes back.
But as Bob said the main problem may be excessive water in the car.
What's air-con?
zebra
The joys of owning a lotus..... but on the plus side less to go wrong.
zebra said:
prtvr said:
switch the air con on and set the heater to hot/ window , the air con will remove the water from the car window, but you should still get hot air out of the vent,
Only problem is that on some cars when you switch off the air con the misting may comes back.
But as Bob said the main problem may be excessive water in the car.
Only problem is that on some cars when you switch off the air con the misting may comes back.
But as Bob said the main problem may be excessive water in the car.
What's air-con?
zebra
that's the bit where you take the roof off and on.....
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