Testing vapor

[sahara4evr]

First, a disclaimer...I'm really ignorant about scientific methods of testing a product like an e-cig. This post will probably reveal that. So, onto the question. I would love to know what I'm exhaling. There was another post about buildup on windshields from vaping. Couldn't someone do a test where vapor is exhaled onto a surface such as glass and then a sample could be taken and tested? Has this already been done? There's probably been many tests to determine the composition of our vapor that are more sophisticated than this.

 

[Bozzlite]

I remember seeing that post you are refering to. IIRC that fella said he went thru about 30Ml of juice a day, while in his pickup, with the windows up.

I vape in my vehicle quite a bit and do not notice any buildup on the windshield or side windows any more..

Different story when I was smoking analogs tho. Back then, when I would clean the interior windows there definitely was a brown coating of smoke and tar residue very evident on the cleaning cloth.

 

[BenP]

From what i understand from reading other threads the build up is most likly just flavouring. Like getting sticky hands from candy.

 

[sahara4evr]

Hey Bozz, I didn't see that he vaped so much... how is that possible??? Ben, thanks for the info. That's a great way to explain it!

 

[Bozzlite]

Hey Bozz, I didn't see that he vaped so much... how is that possible??? Ben, thanks for the info. That's a great way to explain it!

The post I am referring to is a couple months old. Not the current one we are looking at today. Yep, thats what the guy said tho. That may not be exactly correct, but thats what I can remember.

Edit: Ok, so I looked it up. I was wrong. It was only 15ml a day.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...n/138158-vg-residue.html?highlight=vg+residue

 

[sahara4evr]

Thanks for the link Bozz.