Vape In the car???

[JULESSS]

Anyone notice like a 'film' that gets all over the windows?? All the juice thAt I have is a 50/50 mix. I live in chicago so it's super cold and I noticed it because the defrost doesn't really work. What is good to clean this off?? Suggestions or others have this too. Thanx


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[danny.t]

I notice the film too so I just carry a microfiber cloth and just wipe it once in a while.

Makes you wonder where else it sticks to and we just can't see it.

 

[flbutterfly1]

I live in florida and it's humid here. I have a hard time getting it off without leaving streaks. I use spray foam automotive window cleaner. I usually get it at the auto parts store. I have tried straight white vinegar too but who wants to smell that, it works good though.

 

[JULESSS]

Does the microfiber work or just smear it all around....


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[EddardinWinter]

I think you need something to break down the VG and PG or you are just smearing much of the residue. Sure, you will pick up some of it...but I think some gets left behind.

I use a 80% VG and 20% PG mix in most of my liquids.

I find that in colder weather, the glass of the car fogs a bit faster. I suspect that the cold glass condenses the vapor more readily, so more of it sticks to the glass rather than being allowed to dissipate. I keep my fan venting the air (not recirculating) at all times and it does reduce the frequency I need to wipe the glass.

I use Invisible Glass and have found that using it twice on each window is very effective.

 

[jhelliwell]

I notice the film too so I just carry a microfiber cloth and just wipe it once in a while.

Makes you wonder where else it sticks to and we just can't see it.

I vape in the car and the window smear is terrible. You thinking of our lungs? I think it's water soluble and I think our lungs clear it fairly completely. I'd love someone to tell me I'm right?

 

[Bunnykiller]

I use the Orange cleaner stuff...

 

[Harlen]

Hello
I use Vg 95% I don't get any film on the windows ??
I don't drive a lot either .

 

[zahzoo]

Maybe it's just me but I find these threads humorous... If you own a car, cleaning your windows shouldn't be anything new.

If you're a former smoker getting dirty stuff on the inside of your car windows should be nothing new. Best way to minimize it... open the window a crack.

Best way to clean it... there's that old stuff called Windex... things called paper towels, although newspaper works better. For the DIY crowd a couple of tablespoons of white vinegar (organic optional) mixed in a spray bottle with water still works... If you want to go industrial... substitute ammonia.

Microfiber wipes/towels seem a bit overrated and over marketed to me. Nothin an old worn, out t-shirt couldn't do just as good of job...

 

[erikbal]

Last time I cleaned my windshield I used regular windex, worked just fine. It hadn't been cleaned since before I quit smoking and you should've seen the brown coming off of it.

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[ILoveNorCal]

You know those big buildings full of infomercial quality products at the state fair? (They have them at the California state fair, I just assume they have them at every state fair)

Well I got conned into buying one of those microfibre Swiffer type mops from the infomercial Bazaar -- He finally hooked me when he said 'but wait, there's more' [seriously] and he pulled our a small, triangular, hand held microfibre mop for doing windows and such.

I keep it in my backseat, use it to clean the windows at stop lights, and ever couple of months i throw the microfibre cloth in the washing machine. Works great for me since my dash is about 3 feet deep and its sometimes hard to reach the whole windshield.

 

[bluecat]

When the weather turned cold, I got the nasty film. I started cracking my window and it is much better.

 

[omyeyes]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/search.php?searchid=22293116

 

[Robino1]

I keep a package of windex wipes in the car. I only have to use it every couple of months. New cars also release chemicals from the plastics. Some of what you get on the windshield is from that.

 

[03FXDWG]

My husband doesn't smoke but the windshield is always smeary in his vehicle. I could smoke a pack in mine and not mess up the windshield. I think it has to do with the environment the vehicle travels each day. He was in bumper to bumper traffic for more than an hour each way every day. I was traveling 90% of the time on highways and always kept the window at least cracked. He only puts down the window to pickup his drive-thru order. He also loves those Glade vent air fresheners with the liquid inside--usually in new car or linen scent so he can make the rest of us car sick, I suspect.

 

[Ahoy]

I usually crack my window a little bit or crack the sunroof up and I don't have any problems with smearing. If it gets cold I turn the heat on and if it is summer time I just drop the windows completely.

I find that in the winter if I leave the defroster on I don't get smearing or any of that.

 

[LDS714]

Ride a motorcycle. Problem solved.

 

[t55bush]

Ride a motorcycle. Problem solved.

Can't drive a motorcycle when it's 10 deg out with a foot of snow on the road! Just dosent work...


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[Benzin]

Yep, i notice this film on the windshield too. Specially at the spot right in front of the driver seat (where i blow the vapor to).
As a side note, even in this you can notice the diference between vaping and smoking. When i smoked i noticed a film too. But that film was very hard to clean. It needed some sort of soap and a lot of rubbing to come off. The film that appears now that i vape? heh i can take it off just by rubbing my hand at it.

 

[LDS714]

Can't drive a motorcycle when it's 10 deg out with a foot of snow on the road! Just dosent work...


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Pffft...

1. Live somewhere conducive to proper modes of transportation.

OR

2. Plow the snow off the roads.