My windshield definitely gets a layer of film on it. Most of my juices are heavy PG. Far easier to clean than when I smoked in my car, though.
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Often when I am out and about I blow my vapor into my shirt. I live in a tiny town and vapeing is associated with drug use. (Dont even get me started on THAT. Grrrr) My clothing smells REALLY strongly of cotton candy but there's never any staining or film and the scent washes right out.
Many of the newer climate control systems in cars that use the environmentally friendly technology cause windshields to film up, it cleans off easily, and is supposedly not harmful. This could be the culprit with some people seeing a film build up on their windshield. If this build up takes place on the back window then that would most likely be due to vapor.
My daily driver was built when gasoline was $.87/gallon. No enviro-friendly technology.
What do you drive?? I'm in a 67 Bonneville and yeah, very little air exchange technology...
Nothing to report here except spilling a bottle of high-VG juice into a $80 mechanical keyboard, it worked for another three months after a cleaning but finally gave up the ghost. My PC sits right on my desk and I routinely blow clouds into the front intake fan and haven't had any problems from doing so, same with the smoke screens I blow at my monitors..no build-up, nada. And it's a natural air freshener too!
1997 VW Golf Jazz edition. It is mint. I was actually incorrect. It was $1.21 on my first fill-up. When I started driving, it was $.87/gal. I'm .... about keeping a record for every time I have ever bought gas.
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