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Old 01-14-2009, 01:28 PM   #1
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Same reason a cold water glass gets wet on the outside...... condensation.

When you get into a car your feet carry in snow and you carry in moisture..... you breathing does it too but not breathing is out of the question!

It is not a problem....... use your defroster on full and even after the window is clearded off ....keep the defroster on. You want to use it to remove the moisture from the car. Make sure the air vent is set to intake and NOT re-circulate or you will have even bigger moisture problems.

It's normal.
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Old 01-15-2009, 01:48 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Bob_VT View Post
...condensation...
you(r) breathing does it too but not breathing is out of the question!
Unfortunately, I know a few too many people who stopped breathing last year I happens to the best and worst of us - but hopefully not behind the wheel of the Yaris


+1 on the condensation
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