How do you deal with a foggy car besides blasting the heat/rear defrost?
by 
ImNotAnonymous-COAT of Maestro-ness
ANSWERS: 13
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Hold your breath or open the windows.
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I have a front and rear windscreens with built in demisters
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i open the windows, turn on the 2 defosters. i don't hold my breath, as i'd pass out and be in an accident and die and the police could never see inside my windows to find my body ...
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Turn on the AC and heat at the some time to dehumidify.
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Crack a window.
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Make sure I have the setting for defrost on my car set at night. Then in the morning, use the remote start and everything's clear when I go out in the morning. We have a 2 car garage, but my husband is a mechanic . . . . you could only imagine what we got out there (its almost scary, I won't go in there myself!)
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We have an indigenous method. Rub chewing tobacco on the windshield and no moisture or water will stick to it while driving in foggy or rainy conditions. As the winters are not too sever here this method works well enough for our purpose. Most people keep a pouch of chewing tobacco in their glove compartments for this purpose.
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Open the windows when you're making out in the car.
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Heat and defrost are all I do! There is a treated cloth available for sale that is supposed to keep the fog from forming. I never tried it, so I don't know if it's any good.
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Clean them with windex
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open a window
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I use rain x glass cleaner anti fog wipes. It is one of the best products out there. http://www.rainx.com/Products/Windshield_Treatment/Anti-Fog.aspx
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If it is really humid where you live, put those closet dehumidifier container in your car overnight to suck some of the water out.
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