Easy foging glass from interior
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Yes they do fog up quickly under certain conditions. If you have the recirculating setting on instead of the fresh air setting it will happen - or I found in another situation the intake vents were blocked by snow and the windows fogged very badly. The best thing to do is to forget the auto climate controls, just go straight to the de-fogger setting. This will cause the air conditioner to become active to dry the air before it gets to the windshield. Then turn up the air flow control to max and the windows should become clear quickly.
I had a Subaru Forester before the CX3 and it was far worse. If I didn't have the de-fogs on full blast in icy conditions, it would be impossible to see out in a big hurry.
I had a Subaru Forester before the CX3 and it was far worse. If I didn't have the de-fogs on full blast in icy conditions, it would be impossible to see out in a big hurry.
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Yes in fact for some reason I always drive with the recirculating button on , next time I will go for a drive I will turn it off. I think that is the major problem because here in Malta the temperature is about 10 degrees so no ice problems .
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This may or may not be related to your issue but I thought I'd throw it out there...
One thing I've noticed in all my cars is that, after a certain period of time, residue builds up on the glass. This residue is invisible and condenses water out of the air much more readily than when the glass is clean. The result is that the glass fogs up unless I constantly have the AC running.
I find myself cleaning the inside of the windshield every couple of months regardless of whether or not it is visibly dirty. I used to use Windex but now worship at the altar of "Invisible Glass". Also, I prefer using a non-terry microfiber towel (like this one). I find that all of the microfiber terry cloths leave tiny fibers behind that are only visible with the light at a certain angle.
One thing I've noticed in all my cars is that, after a certain period of time, residue builds up on the glass. This residue is invisible and condenses water out of the air much more readily than when the glass is clean. The result is that the glass fogs up unless I constantly have the AC running.
I find myself cleaning the inside of the windshield every couple of months regardless of whether or not it is visibly dirty. I used to use Windex but now worship at the altar of "Invisible Glass". Also, I prefer using a non-terry microfiber towel (like this one). I find that all of the microfiber terry cloths leave tiny fibers behind that are only visible with the light at a certain angle.
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The record is a major part of your problem but you may need to up the fan speed a bit and you definitely need to keep a clean cabin filter.
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Hi , yesterday I confirmed that the fogging problem was that I was using the recirculating button on . I went for a drive and was 5 persons in the Mazda and no fogging at all with the recerculating button off . Thanks and Happy New Year ��
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Thanks spell checker for converting recirc into record!
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