🌟 See Clearly, Drive Confidently!
Rain-X Anti-Fog is a 3.5-ounce liquid solution designed to prevent fogging on glass surfaces, making it ideal for vehicle windows, mirrors, and eyewear. Its easy application ensures long-lasting fog resistance, enhancing visibility during challenging weather conditions.
| Contains Liquid Contents? | Yes |
| Specific Uses For Product | Rearview |
| Surface Recommendation | Glass |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Unit Count | 3.5 Fl Oz |
| Item Volume | 103.5 Milliliters |
A**R
Excellent
Great product
A**R
Only takes Avery small amount on the corner of a wash cloth to apply.
I use it to keep a shower mirror from fogging up while shaving. Works GREAT!
K**.
I Want To See Clearly Now
It didn't work well on the car that has a front windshield that always gets foggy. Will try again with another application. It may be that the car's air system is at fault.
S**S
Great product and fast delivery
Great product for all foggy situations
J**O
Nope..
I purchased this in a vain attempt to restore the anti-fog coating that was supposed to be on my shower shaving mirror. I applied it per the directions, and it didn't work, at all. To give it a second chance I tried it on the over-sink mirror, and it didn't work there either. Waste of money.The old snorkeling / diving mask trick of spitting on the surface you want de-fogged and then giving it a quick water rinse works way better, so I'll just keep doing that, which has the added benefit of being free. :)
W**L
Good
Love this stuff. Quick shipping.
A**R
Great product
Just what I was looking for thank you!!!
C**E
Foggy advertising for Rain-x Anti fog
No, this does not work as advertised. You will have to buff the glass as the stuff is thick and smeary until you rub out the excess. No, you will not be able to drive in the car without the ac/fan running. Your breath alone will fog the windows. About the only thing Rain-x Anti fog seems good at is keeping the windows clear on a cold morning before you get in. Other than that, it works about as well as the Internet "shaving cream hack", which only costs a buck at the Dollar store.
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