Ice On The Inside Of The Windscreen! How To Stop It?
Discussion
Hi chaps
I have an old Golf that I use as a snotter (for trips to the dump etc) and just recently there's been ice forming overnight on the windscreen inside the car as well as outside.
I'm aware that this means I've got moisture getting into the car through a leaky sunroof or somewhere but it's not immediately apparent where. Before the cold nights set in I was getting a very misty internal windscreen overnight anyway.
As the cars reliable but only worth perhaps £300 I don't want to put it into a garage and get a bill for more than the car is worth so...my question is...
What can I put inside the car that will soak up the moisture from the air and stop this ice forming? I've heard 'salt' but there must be a better solution surely?
Cheers in advance for any advice.
im
I have an old Golf that I use as a snotter (for trips to the dump etc) and just recently there's been ice forming overnight on the windscreen inside the car as well as outside.
I'm aware that this means I've got moisture getting into the car through a leaky sunroof or somewhere but it's not immediately apparent where. Before the cold nights set in I was getting a very misty internal windscreen overnight anyway.
As the cars reliable but only worth perhaps £300 I don't want to put it into a garage and get a bill for more than the car is worth so...my question is...
What can I put inside the car that will soak up the moisture from the air and stop this ice forming? I've heard 'salt' but there must be a better solution surely?
Cheers in advance for any advice.
im
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