I have a Toyota Camry that just has this hideous problem with humidity: the windows always fog up if they’re closed, and frost forms on the insides of windows in the winter. Also, the doors retain water and then freeze, sometimes shut.
Does anyone know a good way to dehumidify a car? And what causes a car to retain moisture like that? I park it on the street, not in a garage, but I don’t notice any of the other cars on the block being so frosty (or dew-covered in warm weather).
Ah, a toyota design issue. There was another topic on this on the board with the exact same thing happening. You might search for it but it appears you need to turn on the air conditioner to clear the windows, odd eh? You’d think that Toyota would know better.
OK-- now, do I leave the vents open or shut when I do this? Will this help only when I’m driving? In the morning, it’s a huge pain in the ass to have to scrape down BOTH sides of the windows.
Is there some sort of chemical dehumifiying thingie (I believe that’s the scientific name for it) I can put in the car?