Matter of days and winter will be here with its special moments, rough and cold weather. Winter effects are serious problems when we want to go out home for school, work or make visits to our friends or relatives and usually, the car is our favorite mean to do so!

 Car foggy windshield is a part of winter driving that happens all too often, threatens driver and passenger life because of the cloud vision that fog causes.

how do you get rid of the fog so you can get on your way?

• Make Sure Your Windshield Is Clean, dirt on the inside of your windshield gives moisture more to cling to. Use a good glass cleaner to remove any film or dirt that may have collected on your windshield.
  
  
• Warm the Engine, before you hit the defroster, give your car’s heating system a few minutes to warm up. The air duct temperature needs to reach about 130 degrees before the defrost mechanism becomes effective.
  
  
• Lower the Moisture Level, fogging occurs when warm, moist air inside the car hits the cold air outside your windshield. Your snowy boots, wet gloves and even that cup of steaming coffee. but if your coats or gloves get wet while clearing off the car, consider putting them in the trunk before heading off.
  
  
• Once you turn the defroster on, turn it up high. You need to cover 90 percent of the glass with air in very poor.
  
  
• Don’t Re-circulate, make sure that you are taking in fresh air from the outside of the car by turning the recirculate button off. If you are recirculating air that you are simply recirculating your own breath. This means that moisture never leaves the cabin and de-fogging the windows becomes very difficult, if not impossible.