Condensed water vapor on car windows in AM--what to do?
This morning I had this problem.
Sometimes you wipe it off with a rag or whatever, and it comes back.
This is a hazardous PITA! Any suggestions?
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Sometimes there's a little clear spot at the bottom center of the windshield. If you rest an elbow on the center console, and lean way over, you can see the road. It's a little like driving using a periscope, but what the heck.
Or, more likely, I'll hit the "snooze" button one more time. And then gripe about the condition of my windshield.
Something for passengers to hang onto when I take corners without braking 
Or are mine "woo hoo" handles? 
It's whatever you yell while going through rough terrain or around a corner too fast. I use both.
And, I tend to drive a little more cautiously than when I'm alone. At least then, I'm the only one killed
as in passengers grabbing them & exclaiming "Oh Jesus!" whenever the driver does something stupid (like cornering without braking)
Yeah, I can see that.
Less chance of water vapor condensing on you than there is on your car windows, but you can carry a rag to wipe yourself down just in case. You'll make some money and start each day off with some very healthy exercise.
Glad I could help!
It made me think of the looks I got when my husband was teaching me to drive a standard. He said, "Go!" and then started to take a drink of tomato juice. Needless to say, the car bucked, and he was wearing the tomato juice. We got a few strange looks from passersby as if he was bleeding profusely. It sure was a sight with the stark red juice against a white shirt!
Thanks for reminding me of that.
The windshield washer will clear up the frost, then you have a few seconds of visibility before very interesting and entertaining crystalline patterns grow across the windshield. So you hit the washer again. Pray that you don't run out of windshield washer fluid before the car warms up.
