the way we went out

[lauralh]

I had to drive to work today, and it was foggy as hell. Well, not really that bad, but it fogged up my windows. I mean, I start my car this morning, put on the wipers, and the wetness does not flicker. Which means that it's all on the INSIDE of my fucking car. Of all the... I try old newspapers and a crappy polyester sweater before hitting on the brilliant idea of a credit card. Hey, it works on ice! Anyway I had to get gas 'cos I was out anyway, so by the time I got in line to get on the freeway things were slightly more visible. I still have little drops on the inside as we speak, though. So annoying. The idea of putting up with that for the next four months is less than appealing.

Comments

[chris.livejournal.com]

my car has a couple of water leaks, so this is like a daily occurance for me. I have to squeegee off the inside almost every time i go anywhere.

[henry.livejournal.com]

your ac on full-blast might help (it removes moisture from the air).

[bewing.livejournal.com]

The other way to dehumidify the air is to select cold outside air (if you have that option), and then crank the heat, and the blower, and maybe crack a window open.

[herbaliser.livejournal.com]

it wasn't the air, man.

[bewing.livejournal.com]

It takes dehumidified air to suck the condensation off all the glass (and to exhaust the excess moisture from the inside of your car). Two step process.