While foggy windows may be an annoyance, it is also a warning sign that there is high humidity in your car. This extra moisture can lead to mold or mildew forming in the carpet, upholstery and other areas. The following are some tips to defog your windows and reduce the moisture levels in your vehicle.

First, you need to understand what causes fogging. Fogged windows is a common problem during the winter. When the cold air outside comes into contact with glass which is heated from inside your car, it creates condensation. This fog can significantly decrease visibility. You should check that your windscreen isn’t broken, maybe its time to do car windscreen replacement London .

You might think that turning up the heat will help, but it’s actually more effective to turn down the heat while simultaneously using the AC setting to control humidity levels and make sure that moisture doesn’t build up on your windows.

So, turn down the heat and turn on your AC. Then try opening your windows for just a second or two (this is especially effective for front side windows). This will allow some of the hot air trapped inside to escape and replace it with fresh cooler air from outside. This will prevent condensation from forming in the first place or help clear away foggy spots quickly if there already is some moisture present.