Humidity can make taking off in the morning a bit more frustrating, especially since there’s little a driver can do to combat condensation.

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But if the age-old techniques of using salt or cat litter just aren’t shifting it, here’s another simple trick that you’ll want to try.

Baking soda, also known as bicarbonate of soda, naturally de-humidifies high-moisture cars, while also banishing pesky smells.

If you’ve run out of baking soda and want to give this hack a try, you’ll find some for as cheap as £1 in B&M.

All drivers need to do is sprinkle baking soda to sit overnight. 

The next morning it will have soaked up all moisture – and leave behind a much nicer smell. 

This comes after drivers were left raving over a “magic” de-icing hack that saves them from scraping their frozen windscreen – but some question whether it wastes fuel.

Elsewhere, car-owners are being told of a hidden button that could save their life if their brakes fail.

Meanwhile other motor experts have shared their hacks to save you time and money.

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And, parents have been urged to remember a life-saving feature in cars to keep their children safe.