Window condensation w/ humidity (Florida)

[u n v kenny]

For a while now, I am getting tired of not being able to see out of my windows due to the condensation on the outside.

I have not tried the Rain-x Fog, but I'm not getting fog, I'm getting condensation on the outside.

I'm sure many of you know what I'm talking about, but I haven't found a resolution. Anyone else have this problem?

 

[RDJ]

:wf: why is this in the donut shop?

 

[silver03svt]

I was just thinking the same thing. I'll give the OP a chance to respond before I:

a) move it
b) close it
c) send it to SmackDown.

 

[u n v kenny]

Sorry, I guess it could generally be for any vehicle/anybody.

But I work midnights on patrol, and figured more people in law enforcement would be able to answer rather than the general population.

 

[VirtualSVT]

are any of the a/c vents pointing at windows? Which windows are fogging up?

 

[jbs$]

Leaking heater core?

 

[u n v kenny]

^^ They're not fogging up at all. It's just the condensation.

None of the A/C vents are pointed at the windows. In fact, sometime's I have to control the A/C at half way, and on low, and it will still do it.

 

[VirtualSVT]

rainx the windows and have a nice day. It's part of humidity and a/c in a florida car at night.

 

[u n v kenny]

VirtualSVT, I know that much. But I don't think the rain-x fog will help that part, it's not on the inside.

 

[VirtualSVT]

just regular rainx...on the outside. It'll help it bead off faster.

 

[u n v kenny]

just regular rainx...on the outside. It'll help it bead off faster.

Right on. Appreciate it.

 

[Lt. ZO6]

Get a nice patrol gig out west in the desert... No more condensation.