Winter Windscreen Frost

[AliRowe]

Morning all,

How do people deal with morning frost?

I use my Z3 as a daily driver and I woke this morning to find frost on the inside of my windscreen.

Any tips and tricks?

Cheers,

Al

 

[DavidM]

Welcome from Ireland! You could check for dampness under your mats and in the boot.

 

[GazHyde]

As said, frost on the inside means dampness. The foam under the carpets can hold 5 or 6 litres of water in the worst cases, and the carpets will still feel dry to the touch!

 

[hard top]

Here is another thread on the subject.. https://zroadster.org/threads/frost-on-the-inside-of-windscreen.20612/

 

[Low Rider]

I'v found these useful last year.

I've also found these useful and at 69p from a local shop they are a bargain

 

[N4LLY]

I use these from Halfords, proved very good last year.

http://www.halfords.com/motoring/ca...6jIbA_n17BAF8U1OkY6ayyEqE9gFsLoRoC9cIQAvD_BwE

 

[Low Rider]

I use these from Halfords, proved very good last year.

http://www.halfords.com/motoring/ca...6jIbA_n17BAF8U1OkY6ayyEqE9gFsLoRoC9cIQAvD_BwE

I'v purchased one of these the other day but I'm not sure you can put it in the microwave to dry it out

 

[t-tony]

Buy some long grain rice and put it in stocking. Place in car. Dry and re use. But if the carpet and/or underlay are wet they will need to come out.

Tony.

 

[Low Rider]

Cat litter in a pair of socks would work

https://www.littlethings.com/kitty-litter-car-windows-hack/

 

[5harp3y]

I'v found these useful last year.
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I've also found these useful and at 69p from a local shop they are a bargain
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i have a couple of these in the car at all times, simply put them on the radiator indoors every now and then and they are ready to work again