The Answer To All Your Windscreen Problems!

Today I show you a product that will help with all your windscreen condensation problems for your vans, motorhomes, caravans and cars. It's the Unibond aero 360. An amazing product we picked up at the supermarket. We also have a new PO Box address that we want to share with you.
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[@32shumble]

I miss the days when Dan would stay out all night in a haunted Scottish castle taunting the ghosts with a can of Campbell's soup.

[@leedickens4047]

Round cube wtf. 🤣🤣

[@malcolmrowe5031]

I've also been told you can use cat litter in a pair of socks, fill one sock then put another over the top. As some other people have said cooking with propane causes large amounts of moisture, you also breathe out moisture, the device won't give you a sore throat, AC will as that forcibly drops the moisture level in the air, which leads to a dry throat, as air gets colder the air can't hold as much water vapour, hence your sore throat, this is how you dehumidify air using cooling in large buildings (I write software for ventilation systems in buildings).

[@iceman22st]

You need to have a window or roof vent open just a bit while you're sleeping to let some heat out and fresh air in to lessen the condensation.

[@ryders_mom]

New dogs teaching old dogs new tricks. Thanks, you two!

[@darren5932]

Put your heater control to windscreen,put heater on hot then turn on air con,windscreen will clear in no time

[@fifteenq9102]

“Round cube” - maths teachers nightmare lol

[@alaalpha9940]

bought one based on your review. Thanks guys!

[@EnglishHobbyMachinist]

You need to control the amount of moisture in your van is the most important thing! All of your soft furnishings etc. absorb the moisture from your body, shower, cooking etc Your windows don't create condensation they just display it. keep as much moisture out of the van and ventilate it well, dry your towels etc in your garage with the doors open.

[@TravelTrollsTV]

Thanks for the tips.

[@Interestingness101]

LoL! Round Cube, I just love it when Dan gets all technical. I have two tips for you... First, your Chem-loo filling up too quick. solution: Stop Eating and Drinking then you won't need to use the loo. And Secondly: Condensation on your windows. Solution: As most of the moisture is what you're both breathing out, try and not breath during the night. You'll wake up to nice and dry windows. There you go problems solved. 😉 Happy Sojourns!

[@viperdetecting4425]

Only Dan would say 'it's like a little round cube' lol, great video, keep it up!

[@sikes185]

Howdy Dan and Mazzy. I agree on the air vents at night. Also one thing you may not know is that when you use the stove the fire produces moister. Moister is a by product of propane. So when cooking be sure and use an air vent. I have a travel trailer and have read many things on the subject of moister in my camper and if you use a portable heater in the camper on how to ventilate the carbon monoxide out.

[@lizleonard3681]

Hi Dan I have recently bought one of these to put in my caravan for the winter they are brilliant the lavender refill is nice makes your van smell lovely xx

[@TravelTrollsTV]

ohhh that sounds nice.

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

Thanks for the review! I've already ordered an aero 360!

[@UHOOHEXTRATECH]

Well, you uninvented the circle, but taught me all I wanted to learn about the dehumidifier. Thanks. Also, 6:50 at playback speed x2 made me smile :)

[@ianmason8713]

Thanks for the tip.

[@evpalfy2464]

Thank you it’s wonderful and so are you guys

[@liamhaley2910]

absolutely love these videos

[@ArcturanMegadonkey]

Looks great Dan. To clear my windscreen in my car I put the A/C on. Let me know if you're in Lincoln anytime and we'll finally meet up Paul

[@lesahanners5057]

This was a great review. I'm sure folks will find it very helpful. I could have used one ten feet tall for in my house in Hawaii where we got 165 inches of rainfall a year. Everything was always damp. I now live where we get 15 inches a year, and it is as dry as old parchment, and I love it! Thankfully my nightmares of damp and mold have finally gone. LOL Have a great day!

[@SouthCoastDetecting]

We’ve got one next to our patio doors and it works a treat!!

[@NickMusselle]

great review, might get one for my sons bedroom

[@andybrown223]

Brilliant Dan,I am getting one for my house👍👏thanks for the video,just what I was looking and needing.👍

[@lyndonbarber2881]

Have lots of fun😀😀👍

[@lairdjohn]

Try getting a pair of socks,put cat litter in them and tie a knot in the opening.

[@mange2]

I will be getting one first thing tomorrow. Thanks guys.

[@ryiin]

Sold.

[@andreabalderstone4272]

Thanks for the tip we will try this. Found the same one on amazon for £5.59 if anyone wants one. I’ve never seen anyone get so excited over a dehumidifier before 🤣

[@Blaze_The_Fire_Wolf]

Awesome video Dan! That’s product is definitely worthy of you have windscreen problems. Awesome review! See ya guys in the next video ❤️❤️

[@gregorywise4647]

Nice new hat. Great video. Keep them coming...

[@davidcarroll2035]

My question is, is a round cube dearer than a cube shaped cube? I’m guessing it must be. It’s the greatest invention since the cube shaped wheel! Lol 😆 nice one Dan. X

[@robertcrouch6429]

Great product, I purchased one last year, just been to B&M for refill pack. The Unibond Aero 360 is the best thing since . . . (the word you were searching for is:) HAIRCUTTERS!!!

[@Kaylem13]

Hey Dan and Mazzy, I think if you also try your air conditioning on or switching your air vent to vent air from outside and not recycling the air already inside with the fan control when de-fogging, it seems to help me.

[@paulparnell3839]

Great review you should get a free year supply for that I am sure it has boosted sales keep the videos coming GL&HH

[@almontepaolilli4909]

Try Damp Rid to absorb moisture. Good luck.

[@greginnocent438]

Got 3 of these in my van! One in the garage, one in the back lounge and one in the kitchen!! They are always in when we leave it in storage. I go once a week to take the van out and end up emptying them all as they are always a quarter full!

[@jbsmith1]

Very interesting. Humidity prevention is essential. ;-) In the latest Hymer brochure a Hot air curtain is mentioned? It says - "Your motor home’s dashboard is also supplied with hot air when the vehicle is parked up for camping. This prevents draughts and misting of the windscreen." ?? It sounds like an electric heater run off "site power" but worth knowing if its there. :-)

[@tiddyirvine9830]

We use a similar product in our motorhome. Well worth it as condensation is bad. Use the thermal protector as well.

[@ivang97997]

make sure you have good airflow (air circulation) and enough fresh air in the van.

[@jsv1891aik]

They work great :) I smoke cigars in my "mancave" got sort of same thing, day after a cigar it smells nice with these :)

[@doublenegativity]

I'm going to try that on my yacht, as I have major condensation issues. If you do get any mold "StarBrite" do a very good mold and mildew remover!

[@TravelTrollsTV]

Yes lnswear by StarBrite on all my yachts :-)

[@doublenegativity]

@@TravelTrollsTV if you're ever in West Sussex give me a visit, either my very basic boat living or my shop that sells boat bits (also useful for bits for van life), it's a proper old school chandlery and I'll give you a very good discount if you find anything!

[@pattyfarghaly1821]

Wow I wish we had them here in the States. I'll have to look. Well done. xoxo

[@big-e6707]

Cat silica crystals in a sock works great under the seat, just get slightly misted up which clears quick no moisture.

[@xtowerboyx]

you need a outside thermal screen cover. also will keep the heat in for longer

[@TravelTrollsTV]

We have one. We will be reviewing it soon.

[@johneaston4963]

Sold,,just ordered one,from fleabay.😁

[@thehotrodguyskai2377]

Alreddy got em years ago i use them indoors

[@Lea31706]

Salt lamps or salt ornaments works wonders

[@Katseye102]

Nice find! Wonder if there’s anything comparable here in the states?? Going to hVe to look! Thanks Dan!

[@neillh]

Hi Dan if l haven't fallen asleep because it will be 1 o'clock in morning in Australia,I hope to see you

[@rowancrafts]

Great video. The condensation is from moisture you are creating in the motor home. cooking, shower etc but you also each breath out about 150ml of moisture while you sleep. Try to keep a vent open overnight so that the moist air can be ventilated outside. Your review is great but fresh air costs nothing.

[@TravelTrollsTV]

Fresh air is cold!!! lol

[@ArnoldusCyberius]

Hi, maybe you want to already look for something alike this that also works for your windscreen when outside temperatures drop below freezing point. Just heard a forecast for the weekend here in Holland that said there would be frosty weather later this week over here...

[@buddywheels]

The silver screens will nail it if they are good ones Dan.

[@dougm1971]

top plain talking good review. fair play.

[@robertmansfield7315]

it with ur breathing through the night leave a window open to allow a through draft , mazzy ur so sweet i love u lol

[@deepdiggerquentin1413]

Whats up? Hope you all have a great day😀😀😀

[@danielwilson5102]

Surely you have vent windows or air vents in the roof? A lot of the condensation is just from you 2 breathing so ensuring adequate airflow will eliminate the condensation. Otherwise just crank the heating up and have the windows open a bit when you drive off.

[@malcolmrowe5031]

Not another note, I've only found your channel since you bought a motorhome, you pair are hilarious! Wish I'd found you earlier! Lol

[@Mr.Feelgood.]

Manufacturers of vehicles will be laughing at this. Just change your CAB filter, it's probably never been changed since the day the Motorhome was made yet it should be changed once a year. I'm at fault for not changing my filter often enough also but when I do guess what, yep, the condensation problem disappears, no need for costly additional products as CAB filters are cheap and very easy change.

[@Homeengineering]

Just open your roof vent a little, thats what they were fitted for.

[@WormsEyeView]

Necer thiught try one in the car. We use them in the house.

[@johnhughes7348]

"round cube" hehe

[@vindivergilio3482]

Dan, I noticed when you were showing the difference between Mazzy's sister's car and the Van, that you had the privacy curtain between the driver's compartment and the rest of the RV pulled closed. Are (were)you getting the condensation when it is both open AND closed? The reason I am asking is, it may be (or may not be) a serious problem that you need to fix right away. Not to scare you guys, but it could turn into a HUGE problem if you don't(if this is the problem). We had a similar problem, but it was with our 2001 Chevrolet Silverado XLT Extended Cab pickup truck. What happened was, one night, we had a horrific rain storm in the middle of the night, and one of the rear windows was left half-way open (we didn't know it was open), which caused the rain to get inside the truck. The next morning, the storm was over but because of the open window, we literally had over an inch of standing water on the front and back floor of the truck. The carpeting was soaked right thru the padding to the floorboards. We immediately went to work on getting the water out using a 'wet~dry' shop vac and a carpet cleaning machine. After about an hour of sucking up water, we finally had extracted all of it...so we thought. The rug felt very dry to touch, but in reality, it was nowhere near dry. We began having the same problem after that.....water literally running down the windows every morning. I finally took the truck to a repair and body shop and the guy there told me that the padding was still saturated, and that the condensation was caused by the water remaining. We ended up not only replacing all of the padding and carpet, but also having the rust on the metal that had developed because of it removed. He told us by simply airing it out and running fans on it for a day or so when we got done vacuuming out the water would have finished drying out the rug and padding, preventing the problem. Maybe the previous owner of your Van had gotten the carpet and padding soaked somehow, and the same thing happened, they never got it 100% dried out. Your prob is you have all of that wood in there which is perfect for growing mold (mainly the dangerous Black mold) and mildew. I would suggest that you expose the carpet padding in a few areas (try along edges first ) and check to see if it is wet. And if it is, do what you have to do to get it dry and also check for mold, mildew or rot on the wood. Oh...do it before the temps go down to freezing too. We had a few incidents where we had to scrape the condensation that froze fro the inside of the windows. Good luck with it. Love you guys and we'll see you in the next one.

[@TravelTrollsTV]

The van has just had what they call an annual habitation test for damp. It has zero trace of damp.

[@AnyWhichWayYouVan]

Of course another answer you may find for your MoHo windscreen is to buy external "silver screens". You may find you use less heating over the winter that way too, which will save you money when not on EHU. Also a good way to keep the heat out in Summer if we have another one like 2018....

[@AnyWhichWayYouVan]

See in vid you now have some... you will not regret it... although removing them in the rain isn't a fun job.

[@TravelTrollsTV]

Yes we will be reviewing them soon.

[@AnyWhichWayYouVan]

Won't do anything for those smelly trumps I'm afraid!

[@andreastevenson7139]

Yass!! 😘

[@juliepownall2000]

Hi Dan &mazzy 👋 thats interesting but we don't drive Lol 😀 would be good in a kitchen or bathroom 👍

[@Supradrew]

What are you two doing to create that level of condensation??? Lol 😆😆😆

[@nigelturner3251]

Get yourself a Karcher window Vac, It clears condensation from the windscreen inside and out in seconds, I always use one in my Motorhome. Forget all the other stuff they will cost you a fortune.

[@garrystacey7018]

I think Mazzy has done a great job on your hair caught 🙈😂😂

[@mikemcguire1371]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@saab900t16]

Open your roof lights a little to get rid of your breath and also the front sunroof a little, it will work wonders mate.

[@DesmondsDonders]

Used one of those a couple of years ago. Did not work for us :-( and the output liquid is very toxic. Silverscreens are better. YMMV

[@TravelTrollsTV]

We have a silverscreen to get out, test and review yet :-)

[@BobEarnshawMoHo]

We've had 'Taylormade' screens for years. Been excellent. No condensation.

[@TravelTrollsTV]

We have some to make a video on yet.

[@TravelTrollsTV]

We have some to make a video on yet.

[@jansen202]

A round cube lol

[@buttnuggetsfruitfarm-wildc5783]

Id say you have a air leak some place .. its whats causing you too have that issue .. check all your openings too find your draft ..

[@ac9356]

It dose not effect ur breathing as I have one of them ero things next to me when in bed as bed next to the window and I never had a problem ad I am asthmatic

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

Do you promise to use and/or display everything we send you?

[@TravelTrollsTV]

erm...no lol

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

BOOOOHHHH!!!!

[@higgybee6509]

Wish I had watched this sooner before we put a dehumidifier down the basement the other day which as it turns out, after running the machine it isn't as damp as we thought it was. Your little gadget might have done the trick and no electricity cost.

[@misterspitfire6564]

It depends on what you've been doing to get the windows steamed up... just saying...

[@budgetslimmers697]

Now on my watch list. This would be great for my teenagers bedroom - she smells lol. Only joking xx

[@tracybradshaw1362]

LOL

[@thenorth-facewanderer6965]

Too much heavy breathing in the van! if the vans a rocking etc...lol

[@backyardmechanic921]

We had a couple in the house, total waste of money. Threw them in the bin.

[@stephentuckfield4425]

Your not just a pretty face, are you Dan🤠🤠🤠

[@MrTruckie247]

A lot cheaper on Amazon

[@leesharpe5610]

Good to have if your partner trumps all night lol

[@timorsborn4686]

Drink the water

[@ospreybird]

:-)

[@urgumskurgum7570]

Are Mazzy's farts really causing all that moisture on the windscreen ? 😮 I might buy one of those things .lol

[@richardmills1733]

You mentioned Mazzy "Trumping" in the night. For the benefit of the Americans do you need to explain what a Trump is?

[@TravelTrollsTV]

no.

[@calambria100]

Just keep your window a bit open and theres no condense

[@thesupercarspotter3679]

calambria Why would you do that overnight making it easier for people to break in... and letting the cold English night air in the cab...

[@calambria100]

The Supercar Spotter well your in the motorhome so they wont break in... and a nice blanket will keep you warm.. and you have fresh air while sleeping at night.