Vaping, and your car

[clark8876]

Now, if we could get a juice that was New Car flavour......

 

[StormFinch]

Think about this though, PG and nicotine are antimicrobials. Technically, you're sanitizing your car interior. The major component from cigarette smoke that coats everything is tar. I'll choose PG, VG and flavor residue every time.

 

[otrpu]

A couple weeks ago, possibly more, I read a post by a guy that drives between States alot. He is a heavy VG vaper, 100% alot of the time. He expressed in his post that he has noticed a film buildup on his inside windshield. Said it took two or three days to get thick enough for him to notice the buildup. He was startled with his discovery, but super cleaned his windshield, and and the film accumulation returned. I wish I'd Bookmarked or noted the thread, but didn't. He wasn't certain if PG or greater percentage PG vapers would experience this, but knows that "something" from his VG vaping was causing the buildup. Said is resembled an "oily" something clinging to the window. So, might not be a bad idea to crack a window while vaping heavy VG ratio juice.

Cheers,
otrpu

 

[zober]

Hi. I use a lot of Virginia in my car (start on september) and now it have some funny candy odor, and yes, it is film buildup on my inside windshield.

 

[o4_srt]

i also have buildup on my windshield. I have not gotten around to cleaning it, but I am fairly certain it is an oily buildup, and will appear clear when I do finally clean it. It is really only noticeable when light shines through the windshield, such as direct sunlight, or passing headlights.

I use a heavy VG mix at 5.5 volts, and with that, I can fill the car with so much vapor that I can barely see out, if I try.

 

[Kevin Freeheart]

Vaping produces residues on my computer, I'm sure it would leave something in cars as well.

Comes off of my computer with windex.

 

[EricB]

I would be more concerned with juices leaking out of your vaporizer & staining your cloth interior.