Tiny bubbles forming on plastic surfaces

[Waughter]

I vape in a room in my house. I am noticing, on flat plastic surfaces, there are tiny, maybe 1mm diameter, bubbles forming. I am assuming this is from vaping. I have found them on my mini blinds, on the top of my printer, on the top of plastic gum canisters and other flat plastic surfaces in this room. I have seen them no where else in my home. When pressure is applied to these bubbles they smear as if made of liquid. They are very easy to clean and never leave a mark or residue.

Has anyone else seen or heard of this before?

 

[SteveS45]

Yeah I had e-liquid condense on the wood behind my monitor due to Humidity in the air from the rainy dreary weather. I also notice the whitish film on my vehicle windows. Now I have found two solutions which are......

1. Vape less -> NOT Going to happen

2. Clean windows more often -> Not my favorite pastime but I hate dirty windows~! LMAO

 

[mongo74]

VG and PG are hygroscopic and will pull moisture from the air in high humidty areas, which is exactly what you are experiencing. The residue is literally drawing water out of your lovely Florida air.

 

[puffon]

No bubbles, but have noticed plastic mini blinds attract the film.

 

[SteveS45]

Just like the e-Liquid that condenses in your drip tips. But the moisture will dry up as it is water vapor or water but e-Liquid never dries up for me. It does get thicker as any alcohol or water it contains dries up.

 

[r77r7r]

Nothin' @ 7w, just sayin'...

 

[r77r7r]

Doin' good here guys. 6 posts and still OnTopic.

 

[SteveS45]

Most definitely the amount of e-Liquid that is vaped contributes because I put a film on my windshield with the Baby Beast in less that an hour the other day and it was a beautiful day so the window was open for my exhaust!

 

[Kprthevapr]

You could always move to the desert! We have less than 10% humidity most of the time

 

[daviedog]

How do you know film is from vaping?
There is always the DEADLY CO2 to consider..

 

[Cheallaigh]

How do you know film is from vaping?
There is always the DEADLY CO2 to consider..

lmaoooooo

 

[VHRB2014]

I have to wash my kitchen table at east once a week. These tiny little bubbles conspire against me and form big-ish nasty gooey spots. Hot water dissolves it and it washes off quite easily.

Still better then nicotine which is more like a sap or tar (duh, LOL) in that it wont budge without some sort of petrol/alcohol based cleaner.

 

[VHRB2014]

Must resist..............the..........HUMOR.

 

[Frenchfry1942]

In the car, I open the window a half inch and turn up the fan. Not to max, but enough to over-pressure and move the air out.

I imagine dry air is also helpful.