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wow.... I never would have thought that "defrost" and AC were an issue. Seriously, just use the defrost setting. Every vehicle has it. Too moist inside the vehicle? crack the windows. Not enough? OPEN the windows. Still not working? stop breathing, you're only making it worse. Whenever I've had that issue, summer or winter, its either there when I get in the car, or builds up because I brought moisture in, like after a shower. Cracking the windows, and defroster, regardless or outside temperature, has always solved the issue within 30 seconds, unless it's iced over (but Texas doesn't have that problem).
(written with sarcasm and a joking attitude)
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