Your Windshield - Inside
Feb 2, 2024 09:02:02 #
Carl1024 wrote:
is the cleaner Ammonia free otherwise you'll have problems?
Yes.
Feb 4, 2024 17:04:08 #
scallihan
Loc: Tigard, OR
I've been using a similar product for a few years. Sure makes cleaning the windshield easier. I have even attached a skiers no fog cloth to it.
BTW, you can avoid windshield fogging by turning the control to AC and setting the temperature to desired setting (instead of using defrost, which is on-demand). AC isn't just a cold setting. I keep it on all the time, with recirculation. I never get fogged windshield.
BTW, you can avoid windshield fogging by turning the control to AC and setting the temperature to desired setting (instead of using defrost, which is on-demand). AC isn't just a cold setting. I keep it on all the time, with recirculation. I never get fogged windshield.
Feb 5, 2024 09:13:56 #
scallihan wrote:
I've been using a similar product for a few years. Sure makes cleaning the windshield easier. I have even attached a skiers no fog cloth to it.
BTW, you can avoid windshield fogging by turning the control to AC and setting the temperature to desired setting (instead of using defrost, which is on-demand). AC isn't just a cold setting. I keep it on all the time, with recirculation. I never get fogged windshield.
BTW, you can avoid windshield fogging by turning the control to AC and setting the temperature to desired setting (instead of using defrost, which is on-demand). AC isn't just a cold setting. I keep it on all the time, with recirculation. I never get fogged windshield.
When I was scuba diving, spitting into the facemask was a convenient way to prevent fogging. It's not considered polite to spit inside someone else's mask, though. 🙄
I would recommend against spitting on the inside of your windshield, though. The looks people give you!
I've seen so many DIY tips about spraying the inside and the outside of a windshield (like for ice removal). I found nothing that works as well as commercial products.
Feb 5, 2024 10:38:54 #
scallihan
Loc: Tigard, OR
jerryc41 wrote:
When I was scuba diving, spitting into the facemask was a convenient way to prevent fogging. It's not considered polite to spit inside someone else's mask, though. 🙄
I would recommend against spitting on the inside of your windshield, though. The looks people give you!
I've seen so many DIY tips about spraying the inside and the outside of a windshield (like for ice removal). I found nothing that works as well as commercial products.
I would recommend against spitting on the inside of your windshield, though. The looks people give you!
I've seen so many DIY tips about spraying the inside and the outside of a windshield (like for ice removal). I found nothing that works as well as commercial products.
Oh, golly, I remember spitting in the SCUBA mask! I haven't dived since early 1980s (3 certifications). Thanks for the memory.
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