[ SECRET POST #3111 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3111 ⌋

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[Peaky Blinders - not a repeat]


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Comments

Re: Question thread

[caerbannog]

FFff this is my first car so I don't know much, but I meant the heating that came with the car? It was cycling internally and was all nice and warm but the front window I kind of need to see out of fogged up completely and I thought there was a button or dial or something to de-fog the windscreen? But alas the one i pressed only did the back windscreen.

No ice today, just never ending rain and hail.

Feels like something i should know if we're gonna keep sitting in a cold car while drenched wet :c soooo cold

Re: Question thread

[(Anonymous)]

Did you have the vents set to warm the windshield? Most cars have multiple vent settings, so you can blow air at your face, or your feet, or just generally around the cabin, and of course to set the air to blow at the windshield. Sounds like you may not have had the vents set to blow at the windshield.

Have you read the manual for the dashboard control settings? That is the first port of call. If you don't have that, then googling the car make and model will generally tell you which it is.