One of the most frustrating experiences when you're in a hurry is jumping into your car and realizing that your windshield is all fogged up. If you're like many people, you've probably experimented with pressing all the buttons in your car in an attempt to get all that condensation off the glass as fast as possible, but especially on cold winter days or chilly mornings, it often seems like nothing will keep your windshield clear. Luckily, though, one former NASA employee has discovered the perfect solution to persistent condensation.
Even though having a car is extremely convenient, it can also be a hassle to maintain. This easy trick is perfect for keeping your interior clean, but until now, I didn't think there was anything I could do to speed up the defogging process when I was running late to work. The good news is that Mark Rober has an extensive background in the science industry, so you can be sure that his method definitely works. He even shows us how a simple can of shaving cream can save us time and money when we want to prevent foggy windshields from ever happening! I haven't seen such an easy vehicle maintenance solution since I saw how to remove scratches from my car's exterior using WD-40.
If you're tired of having to panic about being late for work because of a foggy windshield, then check out Mark's simple solution. I had no idea I'd been doing it wrong for years until I saw his explanation as to why our windows get fogged up in the first place!
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