Hidden Feature of Car Keys for Hot Weather. Most People Don’t Know the Car Has This Option!

A hidden feature of car keys that comes in handy for everyone during hot weather. Although car manufacturers write about it in the manual, not many people have a clue about its use. Hand on heart… who among you has looked at the manual? Here's a key trick you'll use all summer long!

Cars heat up in the heat at an alarming rate. It's enough to leave the car in a sunny place for a few minutes for the temperature inside to reach as high as 122°F. Getting into such a car can be compared to opening a heated oven. The hot air literally explodes in our faces and does not allow us to breathe. We get into the "hell on wheels" and set the air conditioning to the max. What if car manufacturers thought about this problem, and put the solution on the keys?

Take a close look at your car keys. If you have the ability to remotely lock and unlock the central locking system, that's a good sign. It is likely that the car manufacturer has also hidden the function of opening and closing the windows - remotely. This option often works when you press the button to open the car twice or press and hold.

All you need to do is open all the windows in the car a moment before your planned trip. This can be done from an office or apartment window, or while on the way to the car. Literally few seconds is enough for the fresh air from outside to push out the warmed up one from inside the vehicle. This feature, hidden to many people, will save us the agony that comes with getting into a heated car.

If you're concerned about theft, don't leave valuables in the car during hot weather. It is best to keep your documents and keys with you at all times. In addition, many cars, can not be started, without the key in hand.

Air conditioning developers warn that we should use air conditioning more carefully on hot days when the car is heated. The first minutes of cooling operation we should have the window open so that possible harmful substances can escape outside the car. High temperatures under the hood of the car can create toxic compounds that are better for our health not to inhale.

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