A MOTORIST has revealed an Amazon cleaning product to stop your windscreens fogging up for good and it works even better at night.
Content creator Lynn Martin took to TikTok to share a genius hack to get rid of the dreaded fog.
Driving with a foggy or iced-over windscreen can decrease visibility - increasing the chances of having an accident.
The Highway Code states that windscreens and windows must be kept clean and free from obstructions to vision.
If not, drivers can expect to be fined £2,500 and be hit with three penalty points.
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Luckily, a cleaning whizz has revealed the best way to drive fog-free for a long time.
She recommends spraying the windscreen of your vehicle with Dawn Ultra Platinum Powerwash.
On the footage the Tiktoker said: "This car hack has me shook. It will make your car fog free."
Lynn advises motorists trying out the tip to spray the product outside and inside the windscreen to stop fogging up.
Once the product is all over the glass, she suggests to wipe the liquid with a cloth.
You don't need to add any water or the hack won't work.
She added: "Use dawn platinum only or it won't work. Spray on the inside of your car windows and wipe off with cloth, no water."
After wiping it in, she invites viewers to check the result at night.
"Check it out at night. I'm amazed," she said.
Car owners can snap up the Amazon product for around £15 in the UK.
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The video has now amassed hundreds of views and more than 1,800 likes.
Fellow drivers rushed to the comment section to after trying out the hack.
One user said: "It worked for me. I think you have to make sure it’s platinum."
But others recommended to not use the product over the car seats as it can damage the fabric.
One user said: "Guys don’t do this it has bleach and will bleach your door cards and seats."
It comes as a former Nasa engineer has revealed the quickest way to de-fog your windscreen in a YouTube science test.
Mark Rober conducted the test to help solve the condensation issue many motorists find on a cold morning.
Elsewhere, a car expert has shared three unusual tips to help you de-fog your windscreen as temperatures plummet.
