Wipe your Car Windshield with Shaving Cream and WATCH WHAT HAPPENS 💥
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2022
- Have you ever wiped your car window with shaving cream? - Here I show you why you should do it more often in the future!
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Shaving cream is used by many people only for shaving. But shaving cream is a real all-rounder with which you can do a lot. Among other things, you can also wipe your car windows with it. What advantages this has, I show you in this video!
Because if your car windows always fog up from the inside, you can do something about it with shaving foam. Put some shaving cream on a cloth and wipe your window with it. You only need the shaving foam. After some time it disappears and you have applied a layer of shaving foam to your window.
This now ensures that no water can settle on the pane. And thus the pane can no longer fog up from the inside. Try it out directly by breathing on the pane. It no longer fogs up. You can even prevent your windshield from freezing from the inside. No more water can settle on the windshield, so there is nothing there to freeze.
So rub all your car windows from the inside with shaving foam and they will no longer fog up in the future. Try this ingenious trick but necessarily also with your car once.
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@Hilary Walters hahaha lol
@Hilary Walters I know, I nearly pis5ed myself loughing! 😂😂😂
I'm going to report him for bad language lol
However! This doesn't work for many creams and also smells like shit! I did this and it was crazy bad!!! The Anti fog stuff costs almost nothing
I love the way you say "fog up" ;-) I use a similar trick to this on the bathroom mirror but I never thought about using it in the car, so thanks for the great tip.
Good thing there are subtitles. lol
@@robdonnenwirth8632 Yes. Wouldn't want to fog it up ;-)
I was going to make a comment about that myself lol
@@Electrowave I was still laughing when reading your comment😅🤣😂
E V E R Y T I M E got me to giggle more and more... I probably will as I apply my anti fog 😆treatments too!!!✌
I got shaving foam allover my seats, headliner, jeans and shirt. I made a right "fog up" of it.
I try to prevent “fogging up” when I’m at work.
1:36 This eliminates the annoying wiping of the windows from the inside, because they are no longer "FOGGED UP..." which is NOT how I heard it the first time through.
I've been using this trick for years in the bathroom to prevent mirror fog from showers to help clearly see while I shave, but I never considered using it in my car good idea! 👍
Strange, because I was just thinking of trying it on my bathroom mirrors, which always "fok" up when I take a shower ;-)
This works well I've been doing this for years on my car windows. You can use shaving foam on glasses too so they don't fog up when you enter a warm place from outside. Also useful for those with glasses wearing a face mask but don't use menthol shaving foam.
My suggestion is to check with your optician before doing this, as it may damage any coating on the lenses or nullify any warranty. Better to use recommended anti fog products recommended by the person that sold you the glasses. JMHO…
take the fuckingggggggggggggg mask of sheep
Thanks for solving my fogging problem!! 😁
😀Thanks for the tip. I learned something similar by putting a little liquid dish-washing soap in the washer fluid reservoir. Worked alright at making rain slide off my windshield.
The soap likely fills in crevices in the glass.
No my man, the soap reduces surface tension of water thus breaking it up into smaller and smaller drops and letting gravity take it away
This works ! no more foggy backhoe windows .and no more squeegy windows trying to see out while plowing snow close to my buildings ! great hack ! thankyou .
Then splash on some aftershave and rub some deodorant under the armrests and you are good to go...
Gillette, the best a man can get! 😂
The best a person can get, don't discriminate!
Absolutely
Crash 😆😆😆😂😂😂
When I go to the barber shop for a haircut and a shave I always bring in my car door
Also works rubbing the window with a slice of raw potato or washing up liquid .It fills the microscopic pores on the glass surface that water vapour condenses on .
Excellent! I will try this on my glasses to stop fogging up with my face mask. Hope it works.
I was gonna try this trick, but I was afraid I would “fog it up” 🤔
If you try it, make sure to blow on the window to test it. Sounds strange I know :D
I was going to try it but then said, ‘Fog it’.
😂😂
Oh no I FOG it up
😂😀
I'm going to try this later, currently fogging up in the kitchen.
Great to see how to avoid fog ups. It's fogging brilliant.
exactly, haha. Love his pronunciations. Makes the video instructional and funny at the same time.
Yes, we don't wanna see it fock up. :- )
Fog it !
@@tolun99 No more fogking fog !!
What the fog?
I'm happy I came across your videos. This trick is amazing 💖
Thank you very much :)
When you get into an accident, the trick will be even more interesting. The light of oncoming headlights will blur on the windshield.
hi
lol with your accent, when you say fog and fogs up with sounds al little ruse, but smiles all round. Great tip, I will try it this winter.
Thx a ton,very helpful even for shsving mirror that fogs up during bathing
Have to give this a try. I usually use the extra shaving cream that is on my when shavings hand to clean my eyeglasses.
Cheap, frugal, convenient 🤔 let them call it what they want but it works great.
Stay well, Joe Z
Good day Joe Z does shaving cream work on glasses, I tried something a few yrs. ago & it didn't , I'm thinking tooth paste. Thanks from Canada
@@donvoll2580 Yes, i use it often. If I remember toothpaste was used to remove small scratches. This did not work for me. Maybe the scratches were too deep.
We are have a cold day today & week to follow. Must be even colder up your way.
Stay warm, Joe Z
@@JOEZEP54 Thanks so were are u from
@@donvoll2580 Bronx NY. But living further north for the last 50 years now. Still in the Hudson Valley.
When you get a chance take a look at my channel.
Всем удачи на дорогах👋
Very interesting, I'll try it. Just subscribed. 👍🏻
Never thought of trying this, the cold weather is here next week for us in England so I will be trying this today. Thank you
Эх вы, бедолаги!
У вас даже антифог не производят))
This might also help in summer in high heat/humidity thanks!
I wipe the bathroom mirror with shaving cream, no fogging at all during a hot shower! It really works
How long does it last for?
@@RonB2004 it lasts until you wipe the shaving foam again
@@RonB2004 If you don't clean the mirror it seems to last for at least a week
Спасибо, обязательно попробую. Thank you very much! 🙌
Yet, the view is a little blurry, what really is effing annoying!
Great tip. Thanks. It does seem to work well on eyeglasses as well. 👍
My Father and Grandfather both KEPT a cigar in tin containers only removing them to "squegee" the inside of the windows with the broad side .. I've done it too .. works like a charm !
Tried this and worked really well. Glad I didn't fog up
"(...) and therefore it can no longer fog up(...)"
Just listened to this bit with your accent and LMAO, Bro. 🤣🤣🤣
I don't mind, BTW. I'm Polish. Keep up with those tricks. I like them a lot. Subscribed. 😉👍👏👋
:D THank you ;)
Wtf.....you mean you're not Butt-hurt hearing a foreign accent??.....lmao
@@irredeemabledeplorable5227 I am butt-hurt when I hear Americans. And the the Brits. 🤣
All i can hear is fog's up,fog's up 'fogs up.Stuck in my brain.Great helpful video.
Works the same way on the bathroom mirror , stops the mirror from fogging after you take a hot shower.
Why did he mention something about the windows being "fuck up"?
@@alexnelson9512 ha! There was a lot of "fuck ups", but it seemed to work out okay in the end.
There is a simpler solution - take a cold shower!
Top tip
Alex Nelson He Said Fog Up !!! Not Fu* ck !! 😝🤣🤣😂🤣😆
I use a drop of dishwashing liquid or shampoo on the inside lens of my Firefighting SCBA mask. I keeps it from fogging. Works great.
I still use dishwasher on my welding lenses in cold weather
I use an electric shaver for my car windows. Works great
Hahahahahaha😂😂😂😂😂
I use car Apple no windows, in my case it doesn't work!
🤣
Bahahahaha!!!!!
Do you blow on it first? Just asking.....😂
Another way to stop the water from condensing on your windows is to open your windows for 10 seconds (while driving)before you stop and turn off your car. This removes the warm water from the car. That removes the water from going to your windows after you park your car.
I have to try this
I have tried your system many times over the years. It helps a bit but is not a complete solution.
Your idea doesn't work at all if it's raining or snowing as it lets in more moisture than it lets out. Plus, when the temperature goes much under 0°C the windows won't move!
As long as you are not bringing snow, mud, rain, ect. in with you on the floor matts, that moisture takes some time to leave.
Turning on the AC keeps the windows from fogging up.
That wont help when it comes to actually being inside your car where your body heat and breath are the things fogging the windows. Doesnt have anything to do with water inside your car. It's condensation from warm air hitting the cold windows.
My dad used to do this to his goggles before he’d snorkel/scuba dive. I never thought about doing this to my car. Brilliant idea
For my kids swimming goggles I use toothpaste but will try shaving cream next time
Steve Rodriguez A lot of diver's just spit into their mask and it does the same thing.
@@lilorbielilorbie2496 that’s why before this video I was just spitting all over my windows. As much as I could, all the kids too. Then just rub it in.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge of tips and tricks! I just subscribed bc I’m loving your “how to” videos😃 You are appreciated☺️
Thank you very much :)
Very Good video would add you could use this in the bathroom where you have a mirror as that always fogs up when running a bath or having a shower.
You can do the same thing with shampoo. I used to coat the inside of my road racing motorcycle helmet shield when I had to race on rainy cool days that caused the shield to fog. One drop of shampoo smeared on the inside of my face shield completely prevented fogging. I learned that trick from watching Formula One car racing on TV. One of the prep pre-race videos by a roving reporter in the pits who was a racer himself, Saw a racers helmet being prepped for a race about to start using shampoo on the inside of his face shield because it was a miserable cool drizzly day
Good stuff. Old moto-x and ski/snowboard goggle hack
Any kind of soap works. The best application for it is the mirror in your bathroom. Take the hottest shower that you want and you can still see yourself in the mirror.
So if you don’t want your car windows to get all fugged up, use this method. Good advice.
dude he probably speaks 5 languages (not all european) and can write in 3, give him some slack.
@@6s9hcr2 chill, it’s funny. He’s not saying anything negative about him.
I was looking for this comment 🤣
I was looking for this comment too....but I heard something else entirely 👀
😂🤣😜 yep i was looking for this comment too
Thanks for this advice, now I will no longer fog up the windows in my car.
Great video 👍 it keeps sounding like your saying F***s up lmao…. The front window f***s up and the side doesn’t 🤣🤣🤣
I do that on my bathroom mirror all the time for shaving after shower. Eliminates the fog.
Русские просто трут рукой для бритья)
All the time?
@@knottyinks1 👏
@@knottyinks1 ALL TH TIME EXACTLY.. SOUNDS LIKE IT ISN'T WORKING AT ALL TO ME
I always shave before having a shower.
Now I want to hear him say, "Don't fog this up," and "Don't be a fog head."
I was thinking the sane thing 😂🤣
Me too, this had me in stitches :)
I came looking for this comment lol
@@weatherwatchTX me too. First time he said it, I had to rewind to be sure. Funny as f....
@@caeserromero3013 LOL same here..I was like " whaaaaat did he just say?!?"
Your accent is perfect for making this video informative AND humourous. “The shedding crim prevents the window from getting fuqqed up.”
It’s all good clean fun here.
Don’t worry, I’m sure if I tried to speak German, I could make you laugh.
Oh yeah, i see :) Thank you! :)
Was i the only one that giggled every time he said fog up😳😀
What a great way to keep your windows from getting fucked up. I hate it when my windows are all fucked up. I wonder if this will keep my bathroom vanity mirror from getting all fucked up from the steam.
I hope they don't get fucked up...
It's even worse when the fog freezes on the inside. Good tip - I'll try it
Terveisiä Suomen Lapista. Olipa hieno neuvo kiitos paljon siitä.
My mother always carried a small cloth bag of tobacco to wipe on fogged up windows. It worked pretty good.
Great informative video thanks.
(Be careful how you pronounce "fog up").😊
I thought he said something different as well.
I'm pretty sure at 1:37 and 1:41 he said it....
Pretty cool. So you can fog up and fog off at the same time.
When the narrator says “fogs up” in his accent, it sounds like something else. Loved the video in general, but that gave me a little smile as well
I'm thinking this might work well on the side view mirrors too. I've been meaning to try as they tend to get a lot of dew on them in the morning that I sometimes squeegee off if I think about it, but they will tend to re-fog once I start driving.
This is why heated exterior mirrors are so good!
@@mandolinic okay, Mr Rockerfeller!
Here in Britain they're pretty much standard even on low-end cars - otherwise I'd never be able to afford them!
@mandolinic Heated mirrors are definitely the answer. But they're difficult to retrofit on a modern car that didn't come with them. I'm certainly not buying a new car just to get them, so the foam trick just might be worth a try. They should be standard equipment on every new car just as airbags are. It's about safety.
Tips to make car windows really useful, great
I'm doing this for the winter season for the last 2 years and it works best.
How long does it last or how long after do you re-apply
@@makamak4992 depends on how much you put on in first place. I use a can a window, sensitive cream is the best, and it lasts up to thirty two minutes then reapply every thirty two minutes until summer with the warm weather comes along. Bobs your uncle, Fanny’s your aunt easy peasy no more foggy windows 🤓
@@mongo4511 32 minutes?
1can per window every 32mins, ain't worth doing sounds like teko
@@mongo4511 every 32 min ? Hell nah man log off
Would you be so kind and try some shaving gel as that’s all I use these days. Saves me going to the shop for some shaving foam. Thanks.
I'm stoked to hear this prevents anything from fucking up again
I should apply it to my engine.
i HAVE TRIED SO MANY SUGGESTIONS TO CLEAN THE INSIDE OF MY WINDSHIELD WITHOUT STREAKS. i'M GOING TO TRY A SLEDGEHAMMER!!!!
Ok Lou, but just be careful.
😂
Yeah, soap tends to do that. Most spectacle owners will be aware of the use of soap on lenses.
i have plexiglass windows in my lobster boat they always fog up all the time, i think i will try the shaving cream on them this summer thanks .
If you keep a big bag of cat litter in the back seat of your car, it helps absorb moisture and can be used if you ever get stuck and need a little more traction. Just poke a bunch of small holes in it so the air can transfer the moisture , it helps keep the moisture down in your car reducing the effect of the fog...
If your stuck in the snow or ice, its also useful to spread it around your drive tires to add traction!
Cat liter is nice to have with you in winter.
When I was a kid I saw my father rub shaving cream on the huge mirror in our bathroom but never asked why. He was a smart man and I knew there had to be an excellent reason
Maybe he wanted to shave his reflection
Old school is the best school
So it works on mirrors as well? YES!
how often do you have to re-apply?
I tested and my windows do not fuckod up anymore. Thanks 👍
We need more "fog up" videos for a better life.
Man, that's fogged up.🤣
Works well with the inside of your visor on crash helmets as well 👍
THAT I gotta try, nothing else works. Thanks 👍
I use aerosol wax polish, which reduces fogging and fills in the minor scratches. It also protects against scratching
If you are getting damp windows all the time and cant be bothered with this tip, Just make sure you use your aircon all the time you drive if you have it, it dries the air in the car and prevents condensation from building up. Its not hot air that works its dry air.
Correct that's why you're defroster won't work if you AC don't work .
@@txrick4879 The defroster will work without AC, just not as fast.
@@MrZdvy Correct but in really humid conditions you will still get frost around the edges . Worked on big rigs and it was a constant problem .
@@txrick4879 Yeah, depends a bit on the vehicle.
А ты знаешь такую тачку ваз 2108 Самара?
Thanks for the video ! I was wondering will the gel shaving cream work as well ? Or does it have to be foam ?
I don’t (positively) know the answer but, I assume if you rub the shaving gel in your hands, it foams up correct? So, just apply the product after making it foamy.
It works, I recently tried this trick 👍👍
Just use soapy water to clean the interior side of the glasses of your car, don't rinse then dry with a clean cloth, I use this tip for many years.
This also works great for swim goggles and scuba/ snorkeling masks.
Okay, so how long does it last until you have to do it again?
How long does the application last for?
OMG, the way you say "Fogged" 🤣🤣🤣 I went to the bar last night and had to many drinks. I was really "Fogged" up 🤣🤣🤣
For those of you that have dogs in the car, this is very effective in removing the 'slobber' they leave on the window ( especially when it dries on)
And so does widow cleaner😄
@@skoffco Widows are known to be verrry dirty.😁
That's nose art. It's a badge.
We call it nose art
I have had a few dogs in my car
I use shaving cream on my eyeglasses on days when they would normally fog up. I just give each side a dollop, spread it around, rinse them off with warm water.
The leftover water drops bead up and then I use a soft absorbent tissue to damp the droplets of without rubbing.
Works like a charm.
note: the alcohol from the shaving cream strips away all coatings like the anti-reflect coating on glasses
Helpful when wearing a mask right?
@@SuperCatlover7777 Yep. ;-D
I'm cracking up at the way you say fogged, mate, it took a few times of you saying it to catch on that you weren't actually saying what I first thought you were saying. 😁👍
How often do you need to do this? Weekly? Once at the start of winter?
The same can be done with dish washing liquid, we used to do this years ago on motorcycle helmet visors 👍🏻🇬🇧
You beat me too it 😁👍
You know you can remove the moisture out of your car by running the air conditioner. It works with the heat on also. It's not just for cooling
Yes.. But you must have the air lever on open.. Not recirculation...
Yes...demisting the windows has never been easier since the inclusion of air conditioners in vehicles (".)
@@harwoods11 Rubbish...the window will demist faster with the aircon on recirculate (".)
I hope this works.. thanks brother 🤙
Learned this while snorkeling back in the 80's. Learned this from a Diver.
I wiped my dashboard down with ' Creed ' and the whole interior smells bloody lovely now !! 😍
Buddy of mine wiped his down wit motor oil, now no one puts their feet on the dash board
You can buy the proper anti fog iquid for not much more than the cost of shaving foam. Trust me, it takes ages to wipe away the shaving foam, but the liquid that is made for the job is wiped away easily.
i tried one of them little anti fog bottles in my car and it just left this residue on inside that just made it worse actually and in sun it made windshield bright.
Zippo lighter fluid works well too
You can get high in the car at the same time with Zippo lighter fluid.
There is a product called cat crap for the lenses of eye glasses 👓 but I think it would take a whole year to cover the windows of your vehicle with that. It does help prevent frosting up coming from outside at -40 to inside a warm building.
I had to check the CC on fog up thanks for the out of the box tip 🍻
I absolutely love every time he says “fog” and it sounds like “f!!k”.
Yay! Finally an easy solution to that fogging problem 😁
Keeps you from fogging up your fogging windows 🤭
Thanks for the tip!!!
Good Stuff, Great Tips😃👍🏿
Jaka jest przyczyna gromadzenia się wilgoci w samochodzie? Mokra tapicerkę, dziurawe dywaniki.
He is saying, 'Fogged up' isn’t he? hahahaha
How long does this work for before you have to repeat the process
Honestly i thought you kept saying when the window f*cks up not fogs up 😅 i was like daang this guy is mad at his windows 😂
I totally misunderstood the first time he said "fog"
I like how he says “fucks up."
Wow it really works! I did my car and the windows no longer fucks up!
Does it matter if you apply it in cold weather?
Я так делаю в ванной, когда зеркало запотевает.Можно любой мыльной темой
Правильно проще если кто то не верит в ванной это сделать если поможет потом на машину наносить.Тем более пена и так в ванной.Да если и не будет помогать дураком выглядеть не будешь.
ja tak i ne ponjal cto proishodit??
tipo ne potejut
@@olegkucherenko8286, ну да. Из-за мыльной пленки.
@@olegkucherenko8286, в ванной после душа, помогает бриться.
How often do you recommend reapplying the shaving cream...???...How long does it last on a window...?....Thank you.....
last until you need another shave.
Lasts until 5:00 P.M.
@@shannonwhitaker9630 5 o'clock shadow?
Just buy a product that is for window befogging I use a graphene window cleaner called Clearview by chemical guys lasts for months and a bottle will last years.
@@lawmanlawreaper versus a can of shaving foam which you already have for a quid.
I definitely have problems in my work van I will try this and try to get back to y’all but if it works that’s pretty damn awesome
Will try this. Thanks.
Интересный способ, нужно попробовать 👍
Не стоит, обыкновенный фейк
The author forgot to say that after applying the foam, the glass must be carefully shaved.
😂😂 You'd think that shaving the windows afterwards would be common sense 😂😂
🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂✌🏿
WITH A BICK
Don't forget to apply aftershave to glass as well.
@@jeffaller6190 Yes, this is also very important.
Brilliant ty so much 😊
The air conditioning works to, it jas a receiver dryer built in to the system with a large desitin bag in it to dry the air, this is why most modern us cars have the ac run with defrost