I have heat and my windshield clears easily, but my defrost doesn't work, so will this be able to simply keep my windshield from getting foggy inside?
599513
Unfortunately it hasnt been cold enough so I haven't had this issue. But I am sure wherever the heat blows it will be fine. The part where the heat comes out of however is not very strong nor very wide
599514
Are you refering to your rear window defrost? ... and no, in my experiance, this product puts out a weak amount of heat a power. You're better off using Anti-Fog made by Rain X.
599515
It did for me just remember to unplug it when not in use. I left mine plugged in all the time and just used the on off switch and it burned up one of the connections making it no longer work. Other than that it worked really good as a defogger in my little car, not sure how it will preform in bigger cars
599516
This is the reason I purchased this and I have to say, you get what you pay for. It broke 5 minutes after I plugged it up and in that 5 minutes, it didn't even work like it says it will. Not to mention it broke my lighter socket. I would not purchase this item.
599517
the answer is NO! mine only blew cold air and that for only 10 min. and then even the blower quit never to work again. this product is JUNK.NOT A LITTLE BIT BUT COMPLETLY
1825845
Since I installed mine our winter low temp got down to single digits and no problems. However, mine is installed under the roof eave, so it can't get wet. I imagine if you had to install it out in the weather that ice and snow would interfere with it's operation. I think it is a strong deterrent, as our visitors almost always comment on it whether they arrive day or night.
621236
It's always better when you start off with fresh coolant .The directions say that it works better with less than 50% antifreeze .If you coolant in your system is fresh now you may add it to your radiator right away .Just make sure that the system is cool before you remove the radiator cap for safety , {don't want to get burned} .Good luck .
2165292
It's not going to heat a car. It will help defrost a windshield but that's about it.
1914808
It does for me, yes. You run it under the water generating the steam so it'll be around the same temperature. That's why it doesn't fog, at least not until it cools down. I never have it fog before I'm done shaving. I'm using the same suction cup that came with it however long ago now and it still holds no problem.
635175
no it wont unfortunately the fogging in the car is from the heat your body produces I know this because I'm a auto body tech by trade this only helps with moisture in small places. but so you know if you find the right setting between your heat control and A/C you can get read of that fog inside your car that's my advice as a auto body tech. good luck
592097
You shouldn't need to wipe the inside often, if at all. Don't rest them on your forehead and they won't fog. If you somehow get snow inside them shake/blow it out and allow them to air dry. With all the vents they will dry and un-fog themselves quickly. If you treat them well, they will treat you well.
1367496
This cleaner is not made to prevent fogging, however, as the fog dissipates there is no need to wipe down (unless the glass is dripping.) For having fog-free interior glass, the best product I have ever used is Rain-X Anti Fog.
458400
Gasper G. was right on the money! But, it is important to protect the unit from the wind. We have seen a number of outdoor units this winter (in NC) freeze because of the wind chill effect. Make sure exhaust vent is clear and a wind block set up around the unit. Hope this helps!:)
1367497
No it doesn't. I don't think a product exists that prevents a mirror from fogging up. Just point your blow dryer at the mirror. Easy, fast, and doesn't leave any streaks.
208430
We use this helmet in a cold dry climate. When we stop we always pop open the face shield or the whole face or it will fog up. That's just kind of the way it is with helmets in general. When riding/moving their are no problems with fogging up. We use for snowmachining in Alaska. Use with a helmet liner in cold weather to be more comfortable.
853803
Idk, I used it to flush the rust out of my radiator. I've had good results with glass scrub http://www.amazon.com/Glass-Science-Scrub-Cream-Cleanser/dp/B008O6VMDG just keep the windshield wet and it works great!
143563
Hi, I had ice on my windshield the other day and 4 sprays and it was clear (temp outside was probably in the teens). You have to wait approximately 20 secs. Between sprays. I've been very happy with the washer heater.
396293
I used it in my Dakota regular cab a few times, it is enough to keep the windows from fogging up in 35degree temps and maybe keep the cab 50 or so with the windows completely closed. This what I bought it for and am satisfied with the results, better than tearing the truck apart to replace the heater core.
1368801
No, absolutely not. In fact it fogs up inside running in warm and hot dry weather. Look for a different and waterproof holder
893151
I've played in it for two whole days in the cold so far, and no, it hasn't fogged up. This is probably due to the factory putting something on the lens. I imagine it will eventually fog up after being cleaned multiple times, but those anti-fog wipes you can get at plaintball places seem to work really well.
2277813
I don't bother with the rear window, just use the rear defroster. A little tip when snow or ice is due I take two plastic market bags and tie them on my side mirrors, untie them and off I go.