The Best Anti-Fog Product - A Head - On Challenge! 

My man even wiped the control side hahah, great video

People say that having no ac is bad in the heat cause its hot, they dont how bad it really gets when it rains and gets foggy

Great Video! Thank You!

I've used Dawn dish soap on my ring cameras I wipe it on let it dry then wipe it off till it's clear... it works great.

Great video Buddy!

Thank you for this.

bought rain-x, was worthless, good for 2-3 days max, gonna do colgate

Nice!

Wow surprising Thank you

Yeahhh I'm definitely getting the spray.😂

Great video ! Your testing method seems pretty effective. I'm curious if you followed the exact directions provided by the Rain-X Anti Fog spray. Sometimes products like this can be very specific and recommend multiple coats... but toothpaste is probably cheaper.

the toothpaste is prob the best alternative but i dont want my swim goggles smelling like mint😣and ive tried to look for non flavored but have never found any unfortunately

A ChrisFix videos with different person doing it lol

Just for curiosity should've added a 5th one that combines all 3 solutions.

What about on prescription glasses?

Just Colgate? Will Crest work to prevent "Titanic" handprints? 🤔

Does any fluoride-based toothpaste do the same?

Nice test! But that was on glass. I wonder how it would do on plastic. Specifically a motorcycle helmet visor. I know that you can't use Rain-X on plastic as it damages the plastic. If I remember correctly, Fog-X is the same. The anto fog products for motorcycles are not as effective as Fog and Rain X. I used to use both not knowing that you are not suppose to. It says it right on the bottle of Rain-X. Dhaaa! I don't see toothpaste hurting the visor soI might try it.

did all the windows in the deer blind with Colegate toothpaste and made no difference but the glass smells nicer

Basically we scuba divers also use toothpaste as an antifog treatment for our Scuba Goggles

How did you remove the toothpaste? Wet tissue or just wipe it dry

liquid soap is also very very effective, put in a very small area of the towel then wipe it, thank me later

Nice. How long did you let the toothpaste sit before wiping it off?

SHAVING G E L ...not SHAVING CREAM .

Wow

I just saved myself a hundred and fifty bucks.

Not just good for your teeth! Also, be careful with the toothpaste. If it's abrasive, it could damage your glass, especially if you have tinted windows. Apply it somewhat gently if you can. There, you've been warned.

Thanks to Colgate,i can afford and available at home 😆

Do you think this would work inside part of headlight lense?

Ant has frog eyes

I wonder if it's a safe method using toothpaste on a window that has tint on it

toothpeyt... 😂

How much time it protect from fog the 3 products?

won't toothpaste scratch the glass surface?

Wow. Try it with a potato

Is that just plain white colgate toothpaste?

Shaving foam is better. Toothpaste is abrasive.

If anyone are willing to try alternative, I suggest to use WD-40 specificalist fast drying contact cleaner( for circuit board and switches). I find that the result was quit satisfied, no thin fog film form on interior windscreen , which other anti-fog product did.😂 The WD40 evaporates quickly once you spray it and form a temporary protective “steam” layer for hours. Thus, it forced moisture to vaporise. The product is also a degrease cleaner. Hit one bird with two stone.😮 I usually spray it when I am ready to go.😊

I think that toothpaste makes small scratches, I use toothpaste to polish coins

Do we apply on the inside or outside of the windshield ?

Duhhhhh tootpayyyyyyy!!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

Uh turn on the defroster. Duh.

Toothpaste not good if you have tint

Editing is 🤣

Not safe for eyeglasses.

Toothpaste has an abrasive in it DONT USE !!!

Very stupid idea. Can prove dangerous as well. Toothpaste contain abrasive agents and it will micro scratch the glass. After a few applications the scratches will affect visibility. The commercial, made for purpose anti fog spray has the active agent but is free from the abrasive.