The parking in the sun can cause the temperature inside the car up annoying, simple style below will help you reduce the temperature inside the car before sitting.
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Summer in the north with temperatures can reach 40 degrees Celsius, the outdoor parking for a few minutes enough to make space inside your vehicle not unlike a "sauna" mobile.
Regardless of whether the user has carefully parked in the shade, the insulating film paste these things just improved somewhat and could not dispel the feeling uncomfortable when entering the vehicle.
Simple manipulation cooling for the driver when parking in the sun box
To solve this problem, the driver usually open windshield, turn on the fan at maximum capacity, possibly with conditioner to push hot air out. However, this measure caused fuel costs which time he will not cool quickly. Also can cause "heat shock" for the occupants inside.
Instead of doing so, the driver to each transmission is usually a simple way other than that is equally effective. It's main use car doors as fans pushed the heat out.
- Lower the glass to a maximum of 2 front door.
- How to manipulate continuous opening and closing about 10 times.
Note: Do gentle and not necessarily the actual closing.
With this method, the heat is expelled more quickly, and the temperature can be reduced by 5-10 degrees. After that users apply the open fan or air conditioner.
Not only help to push hot air flying, employment also contributed to pushing down the toxic fumes in the car out. When the vehicle at high temperatures, many parts of the interior, such as leather seats can produce substances that are harmful to human health.
by Jillur Rahman
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