If you forget to put the sock in the window when you park and the window fogs up, try running the litter-filled sock along ...

The defroster fins already point directly at the windshield, so when you use it — and not the AC system — the car will stay warmer.

The defroster may cause fog on the windshield after removing the ice. Dealing with foggy windshields requires different methods.

The front defrost button in your car will defrost the windshield by heating it up, and defog it by drying out the air to evaporate the fog. It's both a defogger and a defroster.

Alternative methods to defrost a windshield If you’re short on supplies or the cold air is making it tough to scrape your car’s windshield for long periods of time, try one of these other ...

What to do Fog on the windshield could happen inside or outside of your car. If it happens, you can turn the AC dial to max power and set the temperature as close as possible to the outside.

Here’s how to defrost your windshield efficiently and safely, ensuring optimal visibility for your drive.

If possible, park your car under a shaded area. And avoid rapid changes in temperature. For example, in the wintertime, the ...

The lines on a car's rear windshield serve an important purpose, as they help ensure that inclement weather doesn't put a halt to your drive.

Turn on your car’s engine and set the defrost to the highest setting, using both the heater and the air conditioning.

Consumer Reports explains the fastest way to defog car windows. It can be a challenge to keep windows from fogging up in winter due to moisture in the car.

If foggy car windows keep you from hitting the road when you're already late to work, a trick with Dawn dish soap may help.