You car has an exhaust system attached to the engine. The exhaust can get to upwards of 300o and then because of that, water that touches that hot metal turns into steam resulting in the "smoke" you are referring to. This also applies to the engine when wet.
No, wet towels are not effective at absorbing smoke.
No, a wet towel does not effectively absorb smoke. Smoke particles are too small for a wet towel to trap effectively. It is better to use a proper smoke filter or ventilation system to remove smoke from the air.
Stupid you don't smoke wet that is an adjective
It depends from where it emitting it. White smoke could be steam if from the front - check radiator White smoke from underneath could be transmission fluid White somke from tailpipe could mean burning oil.
a person in a wet suit
You may have serious engine damage. Have a mechanic look at your car.
It is simply the wet wet of a womans vagina.
Check to make sure the plastic covers underneath the car are still installed. Your alternator is probably getting wet.
hiya its simple u must have a small crack in ur tank or the pipes r loose
A wet towel can effectively absorb smoke by trapping the smoke particles in the water droplets on the towel's surface. The water in the towel helps to capture and neutralize the smoke, reducing its presence in the air.
WHERE IS THE SMOKE COMING FROM ?
Yes, it usually means the structure underneath is damp or wet.