That's why I like my cheapie air filter - trivial to maintain. Remove the Velcro and put on a new piece of filter material, pop the fan off the top if any gunk is collecting inside.
I'm looking into if our humidifier is A) working and B) not over working but that's kind of a hard thing to figure out. I'm going to get a humidistat. It's only set at 40% but who knows what it's doing.
It used to be less but I'm currently going through about 10 ml a day of max VG liquid so yes that's a contributor I think. My Dad has none of these issues vaping 50/50 in a much more humid climate.
But then again... I Don't Live where you get much Humidity. Which I Imagine severely helps.
That's the part that trips me up though, I'm in Denver! We're dry as a bone. Thus why my suspicions turned to this unknown humidifier.
That might be the Culprit. Can you Not run the Humidifier for a Weeks and see if that makes things Better?
Or does that Defeat the purpose of having a Humidifier?
Been hesitant to turn it off as it's not my house and I'm lucky enough that he allows me to vape in it. ...
I feel like the paint on the walls somehow absorbs the vape gunk and after a while it's not that oily
my house is made from concrete and bricks sooo don't know after many years how it would be affected I guess the paint will absorb it and maybe after maaaaaany years turn yellowish like a vape juice???? Lol....
on the glass windows or other surfaces I can see the vape gunk form and it's like the humidity sticks on it also and turns into a gunky watery mess...it's ok tho I clean the glass surfaces regularly cause it gets a lot even tho I use a humidifier and it's all good...it's easy to clean...
There is a loooot of humidity where I live and I saw mold getting created on some corners since I started vaping but the humidifier stopped that happening.....so yeah the vape gunk increases the mold that can be created in room corners mostly from my experience...
It's also other factors like that now I don't open windowns in winter and I vape around the house while with cigs I was smoking only in kitchen and with open window even in winter lol
Anyways u don't need a fancy humidifier that may increase your electricity bill...u can use a very cheapo that is actually just a fan with a filter attached to it and it's very low wattage and it will hold the vape gunk on the filter...
In summer I have no problems just opening windows even a little to create an airflow in house and blow clouds like a boss
But VG does settle on anything and everything trapping dust and al else it encounters. A blessing and a curse.
You can say that again.
I wonder if it kills dust mites, though.
One of these near the computer:
https://www.amazon.com/Hamilton-Beach-TrueAir-04532GM-Eliminator/dp/B002SHCEVG