would this help with getting rid of car fogging during winter season?
635173
yes, it does help, as long as the problem is not too bad. I find I have to re-charge it about every other week (which is all I check it), but it generally keeps ahead of basic dampness.
635174
Hmmm...well I live in FLORIDA, so I am not really qualified to answer...sorry.
635175
no it wont unfortunately the fogging in the car is from the heat your body produces I know this because I'm a auto body tech by trade this only helps with moisture in small places. but so you know if you find the right setting between your heat control and A/C you can get read of that fog inside your car that's my advice as a auto body tech. good luck
635176
it may not be big enough for a car, check the specifications for area of effect (cubic inches) and operational temps. If climate is right and you have enough units, I'm sure anything is possible.
635177
I don't think this item would be useful for that purpose. Primary purpose is to use in small cabinets or safes. The interior of a car would be too much for it to handle ... I believe.
1428670
if its your prescription glasses then i think it would. but i wouldn't recommend this mask because it will fog up right away.
1764484
Yes. In my 6+ years with the 3M film it would be the only one I would use on headlights and/or fog lights. It handles the heat extremely well without melting or distorting.
829258
I assume that if the haze gets bad that it would lower the effectiveness. I bet there are commercial cleaners made just for solar panels that would be an option. Also, the special auto cleaners for restoring clouded headlight covers would work too.
1798446
Yes. I use it in the winter time to wash mild accumulations of dirt and road salt off my 911 and BMW. Follow the directions -- don't rub hard to avoid scratches and then lightly buff the area dry with a clean cloth. Use two towels at all times and change them out if they get too soiled (the cleaning one) or too wet (the drying one). Good product.
1030644
Yes, as long as your goal is to eliminate the blue stuff. Keep in mind that this is not for winter use in cold climates
328033
It will help melt it a little,but much better if you are able to spray before the snow then it will help with the clearing off.
302013
I'm almost certain that it will! Use a high density fog fluid though. On a calm night I had this machine fill up a 1 acre piece of land. I'm not exaggerating either.. The fog stayed in the air for a while and eventually settled. My yard looked haunted. Eventually it started drifting into the neighbors yards. Very powerful machine
723638
We used this fogger at Halloween in a caldron for decorations at the Environmental Center - it does spray up a little. We would turn it off at night - we had to add water to it each day so we would have the foggy look - I have no idea what would happen if it was to be left on all night.
1891984
I think it will. It will gradually reduce the smell of the smoke, but you have to quit smoking first (at least inside the car) :) You might want to use febreze first.
1225732
I'm a good sheep, so I always use fog juice that says it's for ground foggers. Don't know if it really makes that much of a difference. I do use dry ice in the machine as it makes the fog colder so it stays lower longer. As far as cleaning it, you can just do an internet search for how to clean a fog machine. I'll be honest with you - I've never cleaned mine. At the end of Halloween, I just put it away with whatever juice is left in it, and when I take it out the next year and add some juice, it works just fine. If/when it becomes an issue, I will be doing that internet search myself.
1048110
In fog, yes it would be counterproductive, bright light reflects back. In rain and snow conditions I would prefer a brighter light for more coverage and to better see worn lane lines.
1093394
Heck yeah. This stuff REALLY works. Example: Phoenix AZ heat was 105 (no joke) I had on a full helmet and this stuff applied to inside of face shield. It did NOT fog. There was actually water running down the shield inside from condensed sweat but no fogging. It WORKS.
1659956
We sprayed it in our a/c unit over a week ago. We have noticed a reduction in our allergy symptoms. Also,I would say yes since I read that it is put in foggers to clean the air & surfaces in hospitals.
840306
Absolutely. We had a polar weather here in Chicago this past winter. My windows of old Ford were constantly foggy. I used this spray. I was surprised by increased visibility after using this spray. This spray usually lasts about one week. Then, you need to re-spray it. Also, before you spray, you need to wash your windows to make them clean first. Otherwise, the spray won't be as effective.
31533
I have not noticed fogging and it keeps the wind off so it is not as cold but if the weather is cold it isn't warm in the atv
2176904
The short answer is NO!!!! This requires a special chemical to remove the haze on headlight lenses...