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The only time I truly even notice it to be honest is when they fog up. The morning condensation seems to cling to the residue and cause an extra thick layer of fog. As others have said I crack the window if I'm doing heavy vaping. If I got the air on the cabin filter for the ac seems to take away some of it.
Foam glass cleaner is probably your best bet. I use it a lot at work (also where I "buy" it from) to clean oil and slimy coolant residue off the windows on my machines.
Has anyone ever heard of or seen someone put that ceramic nano coating stuff on windows? You know the stuff you spray on shoes and ketchup slides off. Or on your cars paint and mud and dirt doesn't stick? Would it leave a foggy finish on the window or is it clear? I imagine one coating of that would be good almost indefinitely.
Foam glass cleaner is probably your best bet. I use it a lot at work (also where I "buy" it from) to clean oil and slimy coolant residue off the windows on my machines.
Has anyone ever heard of or seen someone put that ceramic nano coating stuff on windows? You know the stuff you spray on shoes and ketchup slides off. Or on your cars paint and mud and dirt doesn't stick? Would it leave a foggy finish on the window or is it clear? I imagine one coating of that would be good almost indefinitely.
You do understand that “vehicle body” refers to a painted finish on a vehicle? There is nothing on the box that warns against using it on glass. In fact, some of it’s most popular uses is on glass top stoves and shower stalls, frosted and none frosted glass!
I found some glass cleaner at Walmart that works great. It's made by Armor All. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Armor-Al...er-Car-Glass-Windshield-Cleaner-9854/16817386
Squeegee, towel, leather, cleaner. Haven't encountered a window yet that could resist. Doesn't even really matter if you use specially made window cleaner or just water with a squirt of dish soap in it.
You got me curious since I would love to be wrong and to be able to use the magic eraser on the windshield;it's definitely one of my favorite cleaning tools. I decided to send an email to P&G to find out...
Like I said, safe to use on automotive glass. Aftermarket tints were not discussed. So is my response still worthy of that “Disagree” rating?
I sometimes see vape film on the windows in my pickup, but it comes off easily with an ammonia based window cleaner. As someone said, micro fiber towels are your friend. I just drape one over one of those window cleaner/squeegee things with a stick handle and wipe, then buff it off with another micro fiber towel. I clean the inside of the windows 2 or 3 times a year, as needed.
The key is always running the HVAC fan and cracking a window. High PG juice makes most of the difference.
The key is always running the HVAC fan and cracking a window. High PG juice makes most of the difference.
ive been cleaning my windows with windex for years now, it's a family secret. what's really interesting is last year I found out that it vapes real good too. and I figure if you can vape windex without issues, the FDA should stay away from our e-liquids. if anything i'm experiencing nothing but positive results. and i've been vaping windex. it's a family secret.
Best cleaning agent for glycerine is still the dish washing liquid. Smear the wash up liquid on glass, add little water, until the washup "links" all the glycerine.
At that point, you can use the water hose to clear the glass clean.
At that point, you can use the water hose to clear the glass clean.
Must be a linguistic difference.
A cleaning water hose has one hose which squirts a stream of water, and another near air hose that resembles a vacuum cleaner, which sucks the resulting filthy water.
What you described seems to be a garden hose, which isn't a known cleaning implement.
If you don't have the technology, a sponge and a bucket of water will suffice...
I'm sorry, I thought this Thread was about cleaning the Inside of car windows of Vape Film ..
1. It's not oil.
2. The mucociliary escalator does a great job of moving along deposited glycerin. Tobacco smoke dries the mucous and paralyzes the cilia, which is why the "smoker's cough" goes away when switching to vaping.
My favorite window cleaner is stuff called Invisible Glass.
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the magic eraser is such an upsell though. like why do people pay $5 for a sponge dipped in borax, i'll never understand it.
it's not even a good sponge.
it's not even a good sponge.
Windows aren't lungs.
Gosh did you not ever see Sesame Street as a youth and "One of these things is not like the OTHER?"
Sorry to be testy but at least ASK the DANG CORRECT question, which is, "What is this doing to our lungs compared to cigarettes?"
Did you know we have really strong acid in our stomachs? If we took our stomach acid out and dripped it into our eyes we might go blind.
I say, for the sake of vision, we should give up- food.
That is what your logic is like. I am SORRY but it IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anna
Gosh did you not ever see Sesame Street as a youth and "One of these things is not like the OTHER?"
Sorry to be testy but at least ASK the DANG CORRECT question, which is, "What is this doing to our lungs compared to cigarettes?"
Did you know we have really strong acid in our stomachs? If we took our stomach acid out and dripped it into our eyes we might go blind.
I say, for the sake of vision, we should give up- food.
That is what your logic is like. I am SORRY but it IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anna
Its a oil alright. It might be one of the more "friendly" oils, but to me its a oil. I lubricate my o rings with it, so it also forms a oily layer on my lungs...at least that's what my logic says to me. Now water dissolves it, but I don't have much water in my lungs....?
I'm not saying its harmful.... I can very well feel the difference in my lungs compared to when I smoked....i'm more curious (because I don't know) than worried.
What i'm on about is how effective our lungs is in clearing the awesome amount of vapour a sub ohm device delivers. I've got no doubt the lungs keeps up well for a tootle puffer, but I can't help but wondering when I see those huge cumulus clouds constantly saturating the lungs.
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