Fog on your vehicle’s windshield can not only be annoying, but may put you or others in danger by decreasing your visibility. Car windows fog up when there is a difference between the humidity of the outside and inside of the window, resulting in fog, steam, or condensation. Luckily, preventing fogged-up car windows and windshield is an easy, straightforward task that can help keep you safe on the roads. This step-by-step instructional video can help you prevent foggy windows to ensure you can safely drive your car, truck, or SUV. Shop supplies:
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0:47 Clean Your Windows
1:03 Apply Anti-Fog
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A foggy windshield or window fog can worsen your ability to see clearly, but can be easily prevented by using windshield defogger and a microfiber towel. This detailed video will show you how to defog car windows quickly and easily to help you drive safely without worrying about the possibility of foggy car windows. O’Reilly Auto Parts carries the right products and accessories you need to keep driving safely, including microfiber towels, windshield defogger, nitrile gloves, and more.
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All right, let’s start with some basics: any time the temperature of your windows is below the dew point outside, the moisture inside your vehicle’s cabin will condense on the windows and cause them to fog up. In a pinch, you can try turning on your heater to warm up the windows… cracking a window… or turning on air conditioning to remove moisture from the air inside the cabin.
But what I’ll be showing you today is a way to prevent the fog from happening in the first place. If you apply an anti-fog product to the inside of your windows, you won’t have to worry about it. Keeping your windows clean is a good place to start, since it reduces surface area for moisture to settle on. It’s also a good idea to clean the inside of your windows before you apply the anti-fog.
All you need is your anti-fog product and a 100% cotton cloth or paper towels.
Apply a small amount of anti-fog to your cloth.
Wipe each window thoroughly, one section at a time.
[avoid contact with painted and non-clear surfaces]
It’s important to use the anti-fog ONLY on the inside of your windows.
Once you’ve wiped the entire inside surface of the windows you need to treat, do a final wipe with the dry side of your cloth to buff out any streaks.
Reapply as needed. And you should be fog-free.
If you prefer, anti-fog also comes in individually-wrapped wipes that work the same way.
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