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Originally Posted by JBT2
Maybe keep them in a warm dark place - like where the washer bottle lives.  |
Have you ever noticed how hot the top front edge of the wing/fender gets after driving your car, I noticed it one night when it was cold out and my headlights had steamed up.
The heat is coming from the engine and the wing isn’t hot enough to burn your hand but it would heat the water bottle if the heat travels through the back of the engine bay to the inner wing.
I have come to realise that we will never stop the headlights steaming up as the headlights there self’s get hot, I actually turn my headlights of before I go through the car wash as a swear they steam up more if the lights are left on.