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Old 01-22-2009, 12:11 PM   #18 (permalink)
wagonman76
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Originally Posted by RobertSmalls View Post
I have a big problem with frost on the *inside* of my glass. No, I don't have a leaky heater core, I just prefer not to run the heat in my car.

Scraping the interior glass works poorly, since it's concave, and ice scrapers are flat. I've tried RainX Interior Glass Anti-Fog, which is helpful but doesn't last long. Leaving a window ajar works great, unless it snows.

Does anyone else have this problem?
I only have this problem when I forget to close a window, and the car sits all night when we get frost in the summer. With all the windows closed, no frost on the inside. Wintertime does not matter so much, the air is so dry I never get frost.
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