The £9.99 car de-fogging gadget you NEVER need to throw away has a ‘hidden bonus feature’, drivers discover
DRIVERS have discovered a "hidden bonus feature" on a cheap de-fogging gadget - and you'll never need to throw it away.
The Gadlane Microfibre Demister Pad is the perfect fog remover and at just £9.99, it's an absolute bargain.
Equipped for the harshest of weather conditions that will leave your windscreen fogged up, the demister pad is also capable of so much more.
Boasting multi-purpose absorption and superior microfibre quality, users are also guaranteed the easy removal of grime and dirt.
Furthermore, they can be washed and reused.
However, perhaps the most important factor is the one that's been discovered by lucky buyers.
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One specific review , in particular, detailed how the demister pads are also perfect ";for getting rid of grease".
Leaving grease stains inside your vehicle is a common issue for drivers and there's nothing worse than ruining nice interior.
But this cheap de-fogging gadget clearly has more than one role and will serve you a number of purposes.
And with customers already crediting the demister pads for their success in removing grease, they're certainly worth a punt.
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Despite this hidden bonus feature, this tidy little gadget has left motor owners very satisfied.
"I have no faults with this product," one review read. "I have used many items to wipe the condensation from my car windows but this is the best."
Another person added: ";For a small pad they are very absorbent, easy to hold and twin pack makes them good value."
A third chimed: "They are lightweight and easy to hold but most importantly they absorb the wet that clings to the inside of my windscreen at this time of year.
"They are great, really absorbent and make driving much safer."
Elsewhere, car enthusiasts have also been sharing a new trick to defog windows without having to move.
The fog-busting gadget costs just £7 and is destined to stop condensation from blocking your view.
And drivers have been wowed by a 10-second method to defog a windscreen on a cold winter's day.
The hack shows motorists the simple fix - and that there's no need to panic when you're behind the wheel and your glass gets misty.
