Does vaping leave a film on eyeglasses?

[Langdell]

Since I resumed vaping, I feel like I'm having to clean my glasses more frequently. This could just be my imagination. But it seems possible that vaping could leave a residue that causes a film to build up on eyeglass lenses. Have any other bespectacled vapers noticed the same thing?

 

[Thrasher]

yup. also on computer monitors and car windshields among other things.

 

[Bullette the Cowdog]

Nope. But my car's windshield needs some windex. LOL

 

[MiamiMom63]

People say yes, some say no. I do get some film on my windshield though. I think higher VG liquids cause more residue.

 

[Langdell]

Sounds like I'm not imagining things after all. I should have mentioned in my original post that I was also noticing this on my car windshield.

 

[MiamiMom63]

It's definitely not as bad as nicotine film though and it seems to only be in like the immediate area if you blow on a comp monitor or windshield.

 

[patthib]

yep & this does indeed appear to be more problematic with higher vg blends.

 

[Alistar]

I thought I was just being messier with my glasses!!! lol this makes total sense!!!! Glad I know what the culprit is now lol

 

[boob3r]

this post def just made me take off my glasses and clean them, didnt notice how dirty they were until i got reading about it...

 

[twisted1]

Another one here that has linked vaping and excessive eyeglass cleaning.
I wash and do an interior on both my vehicles weekly. The car that I drive the most does appear to have a heavier film of something on the windshield. I've only been vaping 2+ weeks.

Either this, or my sight has improved since starting vaping that I now notice the film...lol