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There have been times when I would have this would have been useful, such as when stopped at a traffic signal while it was snowing and there was a tailwind, but generally if a side mirror is cleared before starting a car it will remain so. |
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The window wiper might be more useful, since there are definitely times in a crosswind rain or snow when the window can become too thoroughly obscured for it or the corresponding mirror to be very usable. |
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On 'Tommorrows World', a now defunct techonology program on the BBC they once demonstrated a mirror that span on its normal axis, i.e the one pointing straight out, thus removing all the rain to the edge and keeping the mirror clear |
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It seemed quite effective but obviously there isn't a market for them |
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I don't think the rampant annotation deleting was really necessary, but thanks for clarifying your idea. [+] |
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Objects In Mirror Are Drier Than They Appear |
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Just get a trucker mirror. The big rigs have heated side mirrors. |
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Applying a product like Rain-X to a mirror keeps everything from sticking to it. On windshields it tends to streak if you use your wipers, but water beads right off and it lasts a long time. |
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