The moisture is usually from the difference in temperature between the interior temp being warmer than outside the glass. Just getting into a cold car and breathing can cause it fog up. Not much different than coming inside when it is cold and your glasses fogging up.
Hi Janet, make sure you have your vents set on fresh air not recirculate, the fresh air setting is the one with the straight arrow and recirc is the curved arrow, you will fog up if on re-circulation in the cold weather
We have put in a new AC, however in the afternoon this room is still HOT. There are wooden blinds on the windows. I am thinking of putting a sun block film on them. A...
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put cat litter in a sock and put on dash
Rain-X Anti-Fog is a great product to keep your car interior from fogging. You can get it at walmart or auto parts stores.
I have small bags of bamboo charcoal in my car. Absorbs odors and excess moisture. You can buy them here:
https://smile.amazon.com/Naturally-Deodorizer-Neutralizer-Chemical-Free-Eliminator/dp/B01N8S735Y/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1544140717&sr=8-4&keywords=bamboo+charcoal+air+purifying+bag
The moisture is usually from the difference in temperature between the interior temp being warmer than outside the glass. Just getting into a cold car and breathing can cause it fog up. Not much different than coming inside when it is cold and your glasses fogging up.
Hi Janet, make sure you have your vents set on fresh air not recirculate, the fresh air setting is the one with the straight arrow and recirc is the curved arrow, you will fog up if on re-circulation in the cold weather