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Apretando un simple botón que tienen prácticamente todos los coches, se puede ahorrar hasta un 20% de combustible.
A recent viral video by automotive expert Juan José Ebenezer, founder of Talleres Ebenezer, sheds light on the often-misunderstood air conditioning recirculation button in cars. Dispelling the notion that it's merely decorative, Ebenezer explains its crucial role in optimizing in-car climate control.According to Ebenezer, the recirculation button is designed to circulate the air already inside the vehicle, rather than drawing in outside air. This function serves multiple practical purposes. "When we want to cool the car quickly, especially when the interior air is already cooler than the outside, using recirculation helps the car cool down faster," he states. This is particularly useful during hot summer months when outside temperatures can be significantly higher.Furthermore, the recirculation mode is vital for maintaining air quality within the cabin. Ebenezer advises its use when driving through tunnels with high gas concentrations, behind large vehicles emitting exhaust fumes, or in areas with strong unpleasant odors. It also provides relief for individuals with allergies by preventing external pollen and allergens from entering the car, especially if the car's filter system is not specifically designed for such particles.However, Ebenezer cautions against continuous use of the recirculation button. "The air can become stale if you keep it on all day," he warns, explaining that occupants exhale carbon dioxide, which can accumulate. He recommends using the recirculation feature for specific situations and then returning to normal external air intake, as the car's filtration system should adequately clean incoming air under normal conditions. This practical advice aims to help drivers maximize comfort and air quality while on the road.
Apretando un simple botón que tienen prácticamente todos los coches, se puede ahorrar hasta un 20% de combustible.