How to Prevent Foggy Car Windows: Best 2 Products that really work

If your car windows keep fogging up, like ours did, making it hard to see while you're driving, you need to read this post. 

Don't Drive Without This

One night while driving across a dark, snowy maintain pass, the snow and cold were so relentless, it kept fogging up our windshield to the point that the heater's defrost just could not keep up. All that was left to see through, was a small area on the windshield, which made for a very scary, dark and unsafe drive. 

Immediately after getting home, my husband started looking up products that could help us to never encounter that dangerous situation again. 

Thankfully, my husband was able to find and test 2 products that not only- 

• help keep the windshield and other car windows clear from fogging up
• but also minimizes the moisture inside the car 

We have never driven without these 2 products again. And because they worked so well at keeping our car windows from fogging up, I knew I had to share them with you! I hope they give you the same peace of mind (and added safety) they have given us. (*this post contains Amazon links. As an Amazon associate I make a small commission on purchases)

How to Prevent your Car Windows from Fogging Up (best 2 products that really work!)

1. Rain-X AF21106D Glass & Mirrors Anti-Fog Treatment, Prevents Fogging & Steaming on Windshield and Visors, Improves Visibility, Great for Auto & Home (*Amazon link)

This has to be my very favorite product for preventing foggy car windows and increasing safety while driving! You wipe it on the inside windshield of your car (+all the windows if you want to) and as if by magic, it keeps the windshield from fogging up! I am a HUGE FAN of all Rain-X products and this did not disappoint!!

2. Moisture Absorbers (Fragrance Free) (*Amazon link)

I was surprised by these little moisture absorbers. We've used them in closets before, where they worked well, but I never thought to put one in our car. Turns out, they work just as well in cars!

The filter draws in and traps excess moisture, over time the beads dissolve into liquid, and the moisture collects in the base of the container. Once all the beads have dissolved into liquid, you replace the container with a new one.

**I prefer the fragrance free moisture absorbers, but there are options for scents if you choose.

3. Chemical Guys Professional Grade Premium Microfiber Towels for Cars (Optional extra) (*Amazon link)

It's best to wipe the Rain-X anti fog on with a microfiber towel to prevent lint or scratching. This brand is a good one if you're looking for a few good quality cleaning cloths for your car.

Safety while driving is the # 1 priority for all of us, and now you can have the peace of mind to know your vision will never be compromised due to a foggy windshield.

These 2 products have helped us so much this winter, and are the perfect solution for preventing foggy car windows and excess moisture inside your car, which can help prevent unsafe driving conditions. 

Have you tried them? Let me know! I hope they help you as much as they've helped us!

Face Wash that comes with a free Washcloth

What face wash products come with a washcloth or face cloth? If you're looking for a face wash, cleansing oil or facial balm that comes with it's own washcloth or face cloth, take a look at these:

(*Amazon affiliate links included for your convenience. As an Amazon associate I receive a small commission on each sale.)

5 Face Wash Brands that come with a free Washcloth or Face cloth

1. Eve Lom (*amazon affiliate link)

Woven cotton-muslin cloths for exfoliation. You can purchase the cloths separately or some products might come with one (like the one I've linked). The cloths appear to be rather thin and one of our customers told us she prefers our thicker, softer Fairface flannel face cloths to their muslin cloths.

2. Pai Skincare (*amazon affiliate link)

For Pai Skincare, it looks like they have a couple of organic cotton cloth options. Twin Flyer and The Aileron. I'm not sure what the real difference is between the two, possibly the degree of texture and exfoliation. Their cloths can be purchased separately and some products come with one (like the one I've linked).

3. Emma Hardie (*amazon affiliate link)

I believe Emma Hardi's Dual Action Cleansing cloths are made with a microfiber textured side and a muslin side. Some customers say the muslin side is quite thin. You can buy them separately or often you get a cloth with a cleanser (like the one I've linked).

4. May Lindstrom (*amazon affiliate link)

These unique facial steam towels appear to be knitted with a soft dark yarn as opposed to a sewn fabric cloth. You can purchase them separately, or you get a cloth with the pendulum cleansing oil. I've linked to her Amazon shop.

5. Danucera (*amazon affiliate link)

Their Dual Sided Organic Cotton Cloth is made with a textured terry side and a muslin side. It appears to be a cloth you can purchase separately, but after I looked into it, sorry, they do not come with any of their cleansers. I have linked to one of their face balms on Amazon so you can look at it.

>The Best Washcloths and Face cloths to go with any Skin Care Product

Although skin care products may come with a washcloth or face cloth, sometimes they aren't the best quality or best suited for your skin type, especially if you have sensitive skin.

Sensitive skin types (and those with Rosacea) cannot tolerate texture well.

The best washcloths and face cloths you can ALWAYS count on for any skin care product you use, are always Fairface Soft Flannel Face cloths.

They are made with smooth, soft, plush 100% soft cotton flannel that come in 2 sizes - 9x9 or 12x12, and 2 colors - black or white. These washcloths and face cloths pair perfectly with any of your favorite cleansers. 

They are always gentle, and never cause redness or irritation because they don't have any irritating textures. Even the satin tags are soft.

Go grab a set of Fairface Washcloths today, the best washcloths for your favorite face wash: > FairfaceWashcloths.etsy.com