The unusual cat litter tray hack that will get rid of condensation in the car

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As the wintry weather begins to close in on Scotland, the dreaded misting up of the car windscreen and windows has already begun for many.Nobody enjoys going out in the bitterly cold weather to blast the heating to clear condensation from their cars, and it is especially annoying if you are running late for work.The experts at Leasing Options have come to the rescue with five weird and wonderful hacks that prevent condensation from occurring on car windows altogether - including one using cat litter.Read on below to find out more.Cat litter pellets are designed to absorb pet excretions, but experts have sworn by using this to absorb moisture in the air, too.

You can use this in your car by putting fresh cat litter in a pair of tights, tying them securely and then adding them to your windscreen and rear window shelf to soak up any occurring moisture overnight.

You can then remove these in the morning, without having the hassle to demist the car, scrape away any frost.You can grab a 5kg bag of Pettex Cat Litter from Amazon for just £4, and using an old pair of tights or knee highs should do the trick.A hack often used to prevent bathroom mirrors from steaming also works in the car, too.

The classic tip involves rubbing washing-up liquid with a dry cloth onto windows and buffing them until dry. This stops condensation from forming when warm air settles on the cool surface of the window, after blasting the heating.You can pick up some Tesco own-brand washing up liquid for just 69p here.You'll probably recognise silica sachets from the little white packets that tend to come in new shoe boxes, or furniture delivered to your door.Experts at Leasing Options have suggested dropping a few silica gel packets into a box and keeping