How to Stop Car Windows from Steaming Up
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- How to Defog your Car Windows, Learn how to defog your windows. I test RainX and home remedies to see what works best. I use RainX, shaving cream, baby shampoo, potatoes, and hand sanitizer to see which ones really work to defog your windshield. For SCUBA diving, I use baby shampoo and old timers mention potatoes, but I think I will be using shaving cream for now on!
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I love how even 7 years later, Chris is still checking the comments. Actions of a great youtuber.
I try!
@@chrisfix Real MVP
@@chrisfix will you reply to comments in comments?
@@KavaitsuI will
Long live Chris! Thank you for your tips!
It's no surprise shaving cream works. My face never fogs up in winter.
LOL
Lmao
Lmao
🤣🤣
Bee guts work.
I should never have started doing this, now the steam has started growing back thicker!!
😂
You're trying too hard
Steam is invisible. What's the problem?
@@kyleanderson1234 It's a joke based on the urban myth that shaving hair makes it grow back thicker.
@@frankatwood3095 it's a joke based on the urban myth that we can see steam...
RUclips automatic translations of video titles are great, this video is called "How to stop your windows from evaporating" in my native language. Also glad it randomly turns on closed captions just in case I suddenly went deaf..
Love the videos though!
Top 3 unsolved mysteries
3. Time travel
2. The Bermuda triangle
1. The RUclips algorithm
@La ϟϟ all true. Sick of google knowing everything...
If I talk about, for instance, dog food on a random day (not even using my cellphone while I talk) it's garanteed I'll have dog food ads 2 minutes after that. It's that bad.
the bermuda triangle has been solved though
@@soniaconceicao1895 yeah but you get to use their services for free, like google docs etc
@@soniaconceicao1895 No, this is not what happens.
its winter in the northern hemisphere no mystery here
Pro tip: just stop breathing while driving and then your windows will not fog up
GhostOfAMachine breathing is for casuals. We’re gonna take a +999999 lung capacity approach on this one.
Well if you’re going to bother doing that then you may as well just pull down the window completely and it’s the cleanest way😂
I do this sometimes, but it's asthma
Body heat can also create fog on your Windows
Altaaf Bechan Thank you. I was going to point that out too. ;-)
Make sure to use double-edged wipes for outstanding close clarity.
Gillette, the best a car can get.
👌🤣🤣🤣🤣
hahahahahahaha
Gillette: stamping out Toxic Machinity.
Raaaaaaauuuuuuuuuul
Gillette, not only your skin looks soft but now people can see you while driving even during winter
Shaving "GEL" used in this video
Not Shaving "Cream" as described
FYI i tried both on my windscreen and the GEL is definitely the way to go, forget the cream.
Thanks mate, i learned something new today thumbs up from me :)
+Daniel I'm glad the video was helpful!
BRAINS
thanks cuz I used cream and it didn't work at all.
Thanks. Important facts to know.
I tried the shaving cream, it didn’t work!!
Check out the newest fog prevention video where I test mouthwash, toothpaste, spit, avocado, and onion!
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+ChrisFix Thanks a lot !!! Very useful video !!! Greetings from Ukraine !!!
Yes. That works great. Im using mine for the bus I'm driving.
ChrisFix dx
i did this to my car they didnt fog up but then the steam was becoming water and it was dripping down my windows and windshield it took me 1 hours to take off all the smug off the glass and it still shows so yeah its not the best idea
ChrisFix Now we need a long-term comparison between toothpaste, shaving cream and Rain X... thanks!
“It’s a clear winner”
I see what you did there lol
Gunhawk not funny didn’t laugh
Haha! CLEAR!
Gunhawk.. crap.. beat me to the punchline.. 2 weeks later.. well done 👍🏻
Very transparent.
@@kingblobbythe3rd807 you're fun at parties
Another great helper to combat foggy windows or just moisture in your vehicle in general, is to buy some of those compact Silica Moisture Absorber containers, like you would use in a storage unit, outdoor shed, RV or closets in your home to keep everything dry. I buy 4 of them from the Dollar Tree and they last all year long and I never have a problem with excessive moisture in my ride or foggy windows. I put 2 in my car at a time, where no one can see them and then switch them out when needed. The water binding beads are on top and there is a collection chamber below, when it fills up with water, you simply just replace it!... Hope this helps someone else, it works great for me during winter and the rainy season! 👍🏻
or you can crack one window open works just as well.
@@patjohns1179 Ummmmm, cracking a window during high humidity, especially when its pouring down rain, is a good way to allow excessive moisture into the cabin of the vehicle, leading to moisture damage for sure. I do not suggest just cracking a window, unless you live in the dry, cold desert and have very low humidity to begin with!..
@@patjohns1179 no
Bull!
@@patjohns1179 doesn't work at all when you live in a cold country. Humidity from snow under your shoes is still less than humidity outside, + you don't want snow/rain through your window.
in Russia we eat potato
Cartman or we make vodka
007 BOND Out of the potatoes
In Soviet Russian, potato eat you!
In world we eat potato too.
I didnt know you could eat this, I always used it as a windshield defrost...
make sure to turn off you recirculation on ur AC so it pulls air from the outside. this does mean it will heat a little less effectively, but it will remove the moisture from the air in ur car, same thing from preventing the inside of your windows from frosting over with ice.
So alcohol doesnt solve all of lifes problems?
Very disappointing
Well, if you drink you're not allowed to drive so a foggy windscreen will never be an issue.
Yes it does lol
Kidding, kinda
gonna give a try either way :P
Or you can just keep air conditioning on while you have the heat on. A/C doesn't mean cold, it means it conditions the air so you don't get fogging etc.
First time I learned this, it was awesome. No need to spray or rub anything. Turn the heat and Air Conditioner on and your good to go.
And from that day, his car never smelled the same
The_Wrath_of_Neeson it'll smell better.lol
Look at me.
Now back at your car.
Now back at me.
Now back at your car.
Sadly, your car doesn't look like me.
But if you switched to cleaning your windows with shaving cream, your car could smell like me.
I'm on a road.
His car smells like half of all the other car air fresheners. You either get fruit or cologne.
Car don't have nose
the windows also grew beards.
I did the shaving cream last week(1-12-19), works amazingly well! Thanks brother, your videos are great for us regular folks living on a budget!👍👏😎
EDIT* I used regular old shaving cream not the gel kind. So both types work.
For how many days it work ?
How is using an item that is more expensive than anti fog living on a budget? Walmart sells it by the gallon for just a few dollars, which is far cheaper than using shaving cream.
clayton stutler prob because 90 percent of what walmart sells for cheap ruins what it’s suppose to fix
@@Lordwerwulf83 That tiny bottle of RainX interior fog treatment is most certainly not a gallon. You're confusing that with windshield washer fluid.
It's also living on a budget because you're going to use that shaving cream for shaving, and use a little bit for your windows too. Buying one thing that has multiple uses instead of buying a specialized product that does only one thing saves money which is great when living on a budget.
@C W you hit the nail on the head. I keep telling my son money doesn't grow on trees. I bought anti fog from AutoZone for my inside windshield. Today I'm a put some on my driver's side door window. It's a spray bottle it works good.
Try overlaying the glass with wood. Will stop the moisture getting to the glass.
Even better, while not fogged up, take a photo out of each window. Print them out, glue them onto the wood. Because wood alone would look silly.
If the photos fog up, add a second layer of wood.
Ridiculous idea
Weight of the wood reduces handling and performance, use carbon fibre or aluminium instead
Chris: "You can use products around your house to do the same thing"
Me: Oh cool, like ammonia or dish soap or something.
Chris: Potato
+FoxMSP lol
My channel picture before I took the color out...
I'm going to try the shaving gel...My windows always fog over when my dog is in the car...he breathes so heavy, especially after a run in the park....do I shave him before or after his run ?
That's a Nice one dude haha:)
Bring peanut butter.
moonsaballoon1 actually you spray the shaving cream on his scrotum then nueter/newter him or however it’s spelt
The world is still revolving because of people like you keep it up
Kinda lame, but funny. Lol. ;-D
I'll just stop having sex in the car...
That will be depressingly easy for some people.
lmao
osco4311
Absurd! You want the windows to fog during sex unless you want others to see you. I'm sure people wouldn't appreciate me mooning them.
Scallywag 5% window tint! It's magic!!
Can I shave with rainX?
+Arnis Tarassu Yes you can. I shave my toe hair with RainX all the time.
Craig Brown
Last time I tried to shave my toes I lost balance and broke my neck. Now I can burn all hairs below neckline and feel nothing. Very convenient :)
+Arnis Tarassu loool good one ^+^
@Arnis Tarassu. Yes! You can shave with rain X. I use it all the time. I usually have my girlfriend come over and shave my p#!$@&:! for me and when she is done the water just runs off in a sec. The only bad thing about shaving with rain X is that I guess it leaves a bad taste in your 👄. Other then that! hey! I recommend it. Give it a try and get back to me, I know you be thankful.😂😂😂😂
+KillSwitchNY Join the club.
The first way to avoid fogging is to actually clean and decontaminate (from stuck in dirt & grime) the glass. Having dirt particles, or the off gassing residue from all the interior components, on the glass will make it fog waaaaay quicker. The moisture has something to cling to, so fog forms faster.
You are so right. I did this and it really makes a difference. Significantly less fog
"Everyone has shaving cream..
"
Then I guess i'm no one
Andreas Rasmussen I don’t have any shaving cream either.
Let's show some love for the hairy women on here boys
Aber du Kartoffel haben bestimmt
Denn Kartoffel das ist gut.
I haven't used SC in about 15 years.Dial in the shower works great!
Gillette... The best a non-binary non fogged window licker can get.
Basically the best thing that works is making your window hydrophobic, (which is what rainx does) shaving cream is also partly hydrophobic, which is why it works so well.
You can buy hydrophobic sprays (mostly for clothing), which work way better then both shaving cream and rain x. It's also the same as what wax does on the outside of the car when you apply. It creates a barrier for water to repel.
I have special windscreen wipers that apply that constantly and god does it make driving good.
Thanks for sharing!
Where do u buy hydrophobic spray
Gotta try that
@@emilioescobedo3024 Standard Rain-X.
Thank you, this video was very helpful. I live in a rainy winter climate and my car does a terrible job of defogging the windows, especially the side windows that get more and more fogged up especially if there are a bunch of people in the car. I tried an experiment - I put shaving cream on half the windshield and the 2 windows on the driver's side of the car. The next few times I drove around, those 2 windows stayed fairly clear while passenger windows on the other side fogged up! Clearly it worked. However, the windshield was smudged and affected my night vision and I just couldn't rub in the shaving cream enough so I ended up having to windex it away. Today I put shaving cream on the other 2 passenger windows, having those 4 windows remain fog-free will be a relief. I hope I don't have to reapply often before winter ends.
Surprising to me and great "Mythbusters" style video! Thanks Chris.
The obvious omission was how long each of shaving foam and rain X lasts. Given the active component of shaving foam in this context is basically glycerin, I’ll give you one guess. Hint: sunlight breaks down most chemicals. Also, shaving foam contains potassium hydroxide; I wonder what that might do to door rubber seals over time... (No I dont work for Rain X, but nor do I use dish washing detergent for washing car bodywork, coz, urm, I like it to continue to protect my car AND look good). There are cheap ways, and there are good ways.
Thanks for sharing!
I don't get why people are giving you flack for this. I'd never take the time to test this out so I appreciate you doing so and posting about it. Cheers
It's no surprise. Also the main component of rain x anti fog is present in the shaving cream so derp of course it works. But rainx lacks the other junk present in shaving cream so shud work better
Use all five to give your car that Russian barber shop smell
😂😂😂😂😂
lmfao 😂
I don't know why I think that J. K. comment is so funny (never been to a Russian barbershop) but I will probably laugh off and on all night now.
I didn't think the feckin' potato would work.
I was hoping the potato worked, treating your car windows and then making some delicious fries is a win win for me.
That's crazy! I found out years ago that rain x anti fog gave me a closer shave!
+Joe Blow lol
I tried the shaving cream. Works well and smells good 🙂.
Keep us posted
Shaving cream appears to work well, but I would get frustrated with all of that extra buffing. I've used Rain-X for decades on my ski goggles and it lasts a long time, plus it's quick and easy to apply. Great video, though. Thank you for the experiment.
I tried shaving with RainX and the mirror steamed up
Thanks!!! I won’t be using shaving cream anymore!!!!!!! Learn something new everyday!!!
"everyone has shaving cream at home"scratching my beard in confusion at that statement.
@@chad7333 Only shave the left nut
@@MegaRcdrifter The power nut
@@wagzz3000 Gotta keep the other nut warm
This video is not for hipsters.
But then, you don't get foggy windows on a bicycle.
Lol havent shaved in almost 6 years. And i have an electric shaver anyways. Never owned shaving cream before
I learned this in kindergarten. My teacher had a thing for shaving cream. We would do our math in shaving cream on our desk and wipe it up for a nice shine. Works great on your bathroom mirror!
Great idea.
VERY GOOOOD but I have my own tested tip:
Use the car's air condition, heat or cool, to do the work for you, anytime you want.
Point the air blowing to the glass you want and keep it open.
but if you want to not damage the AC you should use it after engine warms up. Before that time you could have premature AC problems. If I want to defog my windows fast and at the same time keep my car in good condition (parts damage), thats the way to go. Hope it helped :)
It's that time of year again. Watching the cold weather chrisfix videos
It really works! Do not need the dehumidifier on when going out! Ok here is one of my tips.
Next time when at recycaling centre you see a large box full of "dead" rechargables batteries aa tool batteries etc , a lot may not be unusable.What happens if left uncharged for a while the voltage goes so low that the charger does not see the battery . Give the battery a jolt, ie on a aa penlight rechargable
I use another similiar charged battery conected to the terminals for about 30 secs then the charger sees it and starts charging! You could use a old phone charger with wires stripped back to "jolt"the battery!
Chris is still replying to comments to this day what a legend 👑
What the fog is he talking about?
Fog get about it
Fog off
buboat
I think you mist the point : )
scorpion jacket that was hilarious! good one! 😂😂
eurosonly funny! 😂😂
Try a bead of shower gel on a slightly damp sponge. Just wipe it all over and allow it to dry. This works very well on shower room and bathroom windows. They do not steam up.
Thanks for the tip!
ChrisFix, any idea how often you need to reapply either of them? Maybe that could be a follow up on your tests?
Rain X is good for about 2 months. , Shave Cream is good for about 3-4 weeks but it's certainly the cheaper alternative unless you apply dollar value to your time and Elbow Grease !
I use Shaving cream on my Bathroom mirror... lol I have been doing it for years
idk :)
Sebastian Wittmann just simple life hacks tho it's hard to figure out some of them
***** LMFAO ! hahaha
+CSI Mater48 I have shaving gel, can I use it instead of foam?
I don't know . lol
Videos you randomly find and you’re going to absolutely try 👍🏻
Just as an aside....I read some years back to keep a (felt) chalkboard eraser in your car for the times when your windows DO fog up, and have found it to be invaluable! I think it would be great to use in applying the RainX or the shaving cream, too. My Toyotas' windows clear really quickly when I turn on the compressor with the defroster, but I'm going to try the shaving cream trick, tho--and thanks!
Hey Chris did you know if you put cat litter in a sock (about 2 cups) and tie it off and put in on the floor of the car, it stops the windows from fogging up too? Try it, it works vey well!!
Thanks for the tip!
Sandy Cowan just don't get pulled over by the police. They might think it's drugs.
+ChrisFix 😂
Crazy 77
It'll probably even field test positive!!
Same thing goes with using charcoal briquettes. Attracts moisture. Use it in my old car parked for the winter.
You can also just clean your windows. The dirty residue amplifies the condensation effect.
On amazon I found a 12oz RainX Anti Fog in a spray for only $5.97. The Gillette Fusion shaving cream for two was $23.11. Might as well use Rain X, it cost less and did a good job.
hey dude :D today i went to gass station to buy some antifog, and the girl there told about your video :D let me tell ya that 2 days ago i was here on this video but i desided to buy antifog anyway. Just let me tell ya that i come from a litlle country Slovenia and i was like what the ... , i am not the only one in Slovenia that comes to your channel full suprised. anyway nice work man i like your channel alot :) Grets from Slovenia
No you are not the only one :D
Thats why he wanted the anti fog.
FYI to Chris and everyone. Warm air always tries to get to cooler air. The surface the warmer air hugs is the side it condenses on. Warm air outside with cold air inside, water condenses on the outside of the glass. That's why it's best to even out the temps on both sides to reduce extremes. Also using an AC doesn't technically dehumidify, it just lowers the dew point or the total volume of water it can hold. That's why very hot air touching very icy glass causes condensation, the hot air touching the cold can no longer hold the water and loses it on the surface
I've never seen fogged windows when using ac so I was wondering about this. I thought it would have to be on the outside as you said, but then you don't have the humidity of your breath which is the cause when it's cold and the inside fogs up. I suppose this would only happen in extremely humid climates like Florida. The moisture condenses on the coldest place so when using ac the moisture condenses in the ac unit.
Not convinced on the Air-Con not de-humidifying. When I turn on the aircon in the car it defogs the windows, whether it is aimed at the screen or not, whether it is set to a temperature higher (heat) or lower (cool) than the outside temp it doesn't matter - it always defogs - that is inconsistent with just lowering the dew-point. This phenomenon should only happen if the moisture content of the inside air is reduced. It doesn't defog nearly as quickly using heater only or just blowing the cold air in from the outside.
As far as I know, the air loses water in the ac when it cools down since colder air can’t hold as much water. Therefore, the air which is cooled down by the windshield doesn’t exceed the amount of water it can store at a given temperature and the water stays in the air.
I literally need this I can’t see out of the freaking windows
Probably need to clean them
@@moonxshaktiMy car is kept very clean, I’ve tried everything from special cloths to methylated spirits to improve the state of the windows post cleaning but nothing worked well.
@@thePipeBandEnthusiast Chris also has a great vid on cleaning the interior of windows. I needed it because I drive for a living and could never get my windows truly clean. Finally a use for those magic erasers I bought
thanks bro..but wich one stay for longer time shaving cream or Anti fog cream??
Thank you! My foggy windows regularly try to f me up every winter. I'll try the shaving cream before I head off to my night shift tonight!
I find the convenience of the Rain-X worth the cost when working in tight spots and weird angles in the car and I just want to get it done easily.
There's always plenty left over for a quick application to the bathroom mirror
Right, and try cleaning off that shaving cream. A real pain to apply and a real pain to remove.
Just looking on Amazon, buying the Rain-X compared to the shave gel shown, the Rain-X is slightly cheaper. Not by much but it's still cheaper.
but everyone has shave gel
Adjusted for volume?
You can probably get rainx cheaper at the store
The regular shaving cream works just fine (and is much easier to use than shown here, if you don't use so much) and costs less than a dollar a can.
Internet is a bliss. I wasn't even looking for any solution, and now I'm after a shaving cream.
Better find the exact one he used because we all know these products aren’t created equal.
why am I watching this I don’t even own a car lol
Still applies to mirrors. *mind blown*
@@KSINregirat 🤣🤣
Bus/train windows.
Cause you scuba or a biker lmao
Useful for Paintball masks!
I usually turn on the defrost.
SGobuck It won’t help you in CR-V cause this model just moves and nothing else
@@sc0or don't buy it until Honda gets with the 21st century.
But sometimes doesn't work!
Takes too long if the mist has frozen. That's the reason I love this video, my car constantly froze on the inside of the glass and took forever to melt, but shaving cream means I no longer have to worry.
The heater core on my car is busted so no defrost function. If I shut off the A/C to keep me from freezing the windshield fogs up almost instantly. Wasn't sure if Rain-X worked...now I know.
you should wipe the window in an S formation, overlapping the already wiped areas to remove streaks. Works everytime. Window cleaners do it, I learned from watching when i was younger lol
4:36 "In my mind it's a Clear winner".
No idea why this came up in my recommended videos list but very interesting watch!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
"Everyone has shaving cream at home..."
*cries in horrible hair genes*
True test is rolling your window up and down and cleaning them to see if it holds up or not
Ruben Braekman no one does that when it’s freezing cold outside lmao.
Mark Clark people still go through drive through, got to have that McDonald’s breakfast
@@bvtterso6057 i do tho
I like that you explained why windows fog up in the first place: Winter and Summer. I'm no good with Sciencey stuff. lol.
Maybe Gillette can take this in account to use all that excess shaving creme they are bound to have now.
Why is this recommended to me after 4 years?
Cuz winter is comming
I believe windows still get foggy, even 4 years later.
lol
Imagine spreading shaving cream in front of your neighbors ...that's one way to end up in a nut house
Biker sense, been using ordinary washing up liquid on both goggles and visors since the early sixties, just apply, job done!
What exactly is "washing up liquid"?
@@Yowzoe Dish washing liquid, Fairy liquid etc.
The question everyone has... can I shave with RainX?
zdrux Hahaha, that sounds painful!
I use it on my aftermarket-tinted windows. And it's a tasty topping for ice cream.
I don't have shaving cream but I have used 99% isopropyl alcohol inside of my chest freezer and it doesn't ice up as fast as if I didn't use it. The hand sanitizer is cheap and doesn't use a high percentage of alcohol in it, that could be the reason why it didn't work well. I will have to buy some shaving cream though, thanks for your time and effort.
warm up the car turn on the defroster- it 's always worked for me!
The difference is that this video has 6 million views, whereas your video would get 14.
This could be helpful with cars with out working ac cuz my job differently not fixing that crap
defroster need time to do the job, same as engine need to be warmed, all this consuming time and fuel
Yeah if you have the time to let that work through then definitely, but sometimes not everyone has the time to get that going whilst getting ready for the daily grind and or needing to leave in a hurry due to an emergency or even forgetting about an appointment/meetup/event so on and so forth. Regardless in terms of convenience i'd say it's worth it, not only that it kinda forces you to give the inside of your car windows a wipe down, which i'm sure i'm not the only one who puts off doing no matter how grody they get and humidity only exacerbates the issue. HOW ARE THERE HAND PRINTS ALL OVER MY WINDSHIELD WHEN I'VE NEVER TOUCHED IT!? IT'S LIKE A DAMN TODDLER BEEN CRAWLIN ROUND UP IN THERE!
Should not leave you vehicles unattended in the winter while you warm it up. And I personally don't like sitting in my car waiting for it to defog lol I have three kiddos and always run late lol
Next video: how to deep fry home fries on the dashboard
Next up: what happens when you try to shave with RainX? :)
haha ouch!
I applied shaving cream with wire scrubber. Works amazing
Watching this in 2020, Chris doesn't know how precious hand sanitizer is now.
Yeah that's a fact
Neighbours: Chris is at it in his car again
Lets fight the disease, not the symptoms. Before doing this check and clean all the ventilation holes in your car. Car ventilation system is designed to move air from the front to rear, then exhaust it from rear holes in car body, exhaust holes are under rear bumper, so almost nobody checks and cleans them, also check air filters and replace it if needed, do it regularly, for example once a year or with every oil change. Some cars have two air filters - one inside and one outside the car, usually in area above windscreen, under plastic cover. Also A/C not only cools incoming air, it dries it, so it helps to get rid of moisture so use it.
"Lightly rub off"
Pushes hardest he can
But shaving cream costs money either, it's not like it's free.. So why not buy an anti fogger in the first place?
cheaper dude
And you can use shaving cream around the house.
Giggidygiggidy12 better than letting your car idle so long and heat up wasted gas .I have this computer on my truck it adds up all idle time and wasted gas just in a week a month then year you don't want to know how much gas I waste in those times ...
It's worth it to let your motor warm up before driving, It will last much longer.
Imjony5 nope i dont let my warm up and itz fine that is for old time cars
*_Very interesting!_*
From now on I will shave in front of my car and I will throw to the windshield what my razor picks up, nobody loses *xD*
lol
hahahahahahhahahahah
You're supposed to do anything on a warmish day & dry well. Never touching the glass. My little-ies know, no noses, no hands or mouths on glass. Fogging up? Never touch! Blow hot or cold onto with blower.
Shaving cream is also good for all your plastic trim and dashboard and wide panels, and is much cheaper and works better and shines longer than the crap they sell you..
+Indrekk Pringi Thanks for sharing. Never heard of that. I would be careful with using stuff on your dash though: ruclips.net/video/axI5Luw0Eos/видео.html
+ChrisFix
WRONG: it's non toxic and doesn't harm anything. If it doesn't harm your face it can't harm your dash: geez are you thick.
+Indrekk Pringi It has nothing to do with toxisity. Oils in the shaving cream will evaporate and the residue will dirty your glass as shown in that video I sent you.
+ChrisFix
You've been listening to too many commercials and toxicity is not spelled toxisity. Don't knock it until you've tried it. Do a comparison test and put it up here on youtube: then you prove what you say instead of just guessing.
+Indrekk Pringi Do you REALLY have to knock Chrisfix so much in your comments? He is doing a great job with the tips that he shows. So he spelled ONE word wrong, so what. That isn't the point of what he is doing. He asked a simple question about what you said, that's all.
I used Veet on my window instead of shaving cream, my window melted, no more misty windows. Thanks buddy👍
"Some kind of residue" from the potato? Easy - it's starch! 😎 Joking aside, I love the video, so many thanks for taking the time (especially in the bitter cold) to make it. Nice one. 😉
lol thanks a lot!
@@chrisfix No problem, Chris - greetings from England, bud. And yes, I've tried it out recently...and it works a treat! 👍
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For how many days working shaving cream well?
Just make sure u have the AC button on when you have the heat on, that fixes it for me.
What if your a.c. doesn't work?
My car has an amazing feature called a defrost. It’s actually built into the heating system and blows air on your windows to dry and regulate the temperature.
Yeah idk I just turn on the defrost lol
How to stop your car windows from fogging up? Grow old! When I was young, I took many a young lady for a "drive" and always had problems with my windows fogging up. Now that I'm old, I don't even take old ladies for "drives," so never have a problem with fogging :-X
+Yorick Hunt lol
Quit dippin your noodle in the car and then your windows wont fog.
I bet thats why its got so many views LMFAO 😂😂
Hello Chris, I enjoy ALL of your videos! I really enjoy how detailed you are when explaining your how to videos!
Can you please do a video on how to replace the Drive cable assembly on an 06 Solara? Thank you
Thanks Man! You might have save my life on the road 👍🏻
I got the shaving cream, all I need now is a car! 😔
😃😃😃
You're pretty much halfway there.
I've heard that cat litter in a sock will prevent fogging. I've heard you can keep the sock under the seat or place it on the dash. The theory is that the cat litter absorbs all the moisture in the air.
Youve got too much time on your hands😂 And yet, here I am watching it!
I need answers :p
Only if you don’t have anti fog. That Shaving cream is expensive and looks like way to much hard work! But fun to watch all the same!