air rather than recirculating humid cabin air.
Adjust the temperature to a comfortable warm setting.
Keep the windshield and windows clean, as dirt and residue can make condensation more noticeable.
If visibility is seriously reduced, pull over somewhere safe and wait until the windows are clear before continuing your journey.
Never attempt to wipe the windshield while driving.
- A Small Habit That Can Prevent a Bigger Problem
Repeatedly fogging windows may be more than a seasonal inconvenience.
If your car becomes damp even when nobody has been inside, or if the carpets remain wet after several dry days, there may be an underlying leak.
Common areas worth checking include door seals, window seals, the windshield, the sunroof drainage system, and the vehicle’s air-conditioning drainage.
Finding the source early can help prevent unpleasant odors and damage to the interior.
The Bottom Line
Keeping a glass of salt in your car is






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