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This time of year its been abnormally warm and with the snow melting the humidity is really high. I don't typically let my car warm up much at all before heading out, and this leads to easily fogged up windows. Also, my trips are normally pretty short, so I don't have a ton of heat to blast to get rid of it. I've been thinking about trying out Rain-X Anti Fog on my windows. Has anyone else tried it? How has it worked out for you guys?
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Tried before. I live in the south were humidity is a problem. It works sort of. If there is a lot of moisture in the air the drops come together and get bigger.
Anyone else tried this stuff? I've heard mixed reviews on it thus far.
Edit: the interior spray was aquapel anti fog and I believe it isn't toxic but the aquapel for the outside isQuote:
Originally Posted by Daox
Have not tried rainx like that before but a product called aquapel works wonders and I only know that cause when the window was replaced in the Durango they applied it to the window and it steamed up real quick but the guy was wearing a respirator mask because it creates a lot of fumes and contains chemicals similar to neurotoxins
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