Seriously, its pretty easy. Clean the windows or stop vaping. Pretty sure that answers itself. Some of said to lower your VG so maybe that is an option too.
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Seriously, its pretty easy. Clean the windows or stop vaping. Pretty sure that answers itself. Some of said to lower your VG so maybe that is an option too.
I've found that I get inside windshield residue but only when it gets really cold outside. In more moderate temps it doesn't seem to happen nearly as much. I suspect that the moisture in the exhale is basically condensing on the cold windshield.
I drive 74 miles each way to work so I vape a lot in the car. Keeping the window cracked more in this cold weather helps a lot.
Regardless I've found that Invisible Glass cleans it up quite easily and nicely. I keep a bottle in my car now.
I drive 74 miles each way to work so I vape a lot in the car. Keeping the window cracked more in this cold weather helps a lot.
Regardless I've found that Invisible Glass cleans it up quite easily and nicely. I keep a bottle in my car now.
I'm a window cleaner. My brother is as well. He cleans many of the vape bars in town. They have to be cleaned twice a week and could probably use a daily clean. The inside of my car is ridiculous. Just get a small squeegee. Use a little dawn and h20. And it'll take the residue off. Or, if you like breathing chemicals, buy the foaming spray.
I haven't noticed a buildup but the only thing I've found that leaves my windows perfect without streaks are those norwex cloths. You just get them wet and scrub away, then take the dry polishing cloth and wipe it off. I sound like a salesperson but I'm not, just found a product that works and works well!
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I've had some pretty bad residue, so much so, I had to scrape the inside of the windshield when it got /really/ cold. Cracking the window open didn't really help much, so I carry an old cloth in the glovebox. It wipes right off (if it hasn't frozen first!)
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Is not just the window--the whole inside of the car must be coated with the same stuff--maybe it can even get into your car stereo system. I also wonder at home Im blowing vape at the lcds all night--I need to clean them
Wow this is something I would never notice. I NEVER clean my window. There tinted to legal limit so I cant tell the difference anyway but the front windshield on the other hand does require cleaning I just never do it. I can barely manage to see out of it in mild sun glare or in dawn or dusk, or when cold outside. What can I say, Im a rebel, I dont follow anyones rules, even my own. Think I might clean it now though just to investigate this hole situmawaytion
Well idk i get my car cleaned every couple of weeks so i have never noticed a build up on the inside windows... Maybe just wipe your windows down more often lol
I haven't noticed it on my own windows yet, but I'm a bit .... and clean mine often (I might as well DIY my own windex and wiper fluid). I do think it prob has a lot to do with your VG percentage though for obvious reasons. As another member said, I blow my vapor almost anywhere but on my windshield, so you may wanna try that if you haven't already. I often have my fan blowing on it too in winter just so it doesn't fog up so that could possibly help too. Just another reason to long for summer!
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Sunroof cracked on my Audi keeps working for me! And I'm a heavy vaper that travels up to 9-13 hours 1 way regularly
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I definetely notice my contacts are much more blurry by the end of the day needing a good night soaking. I used to sleep in them a lot...no more.. I occasionally wear glasses in the evening, same story.
Ventilation bro. Plus getting super cloudy could not only be dangerous, you're attracting unwanted attention from police and other citizens without a cracked window
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Agreed, and even if your not doing anything illegal it's still always a pain having to stop and chat with officer friendly lol
a bad day at the track is better than a day of not running at all
I heard a guy say his friend actually quit vaping because of the buildup on his windshield from vaping. Lame excuse to quit imo but he seemed to thing that if it did that to his windshield then it must be doing that to his lungs. Again Lame imo. Just a convenient excuse. But it got me to thinking if it could accumulate on the windshield. I've had to clean my windshield a few times just in the last few weeks and I'm guessing that, yes, this is from vaping in my car. Eh, whatever, just keep cleaning and vaping! The only thing that concerns me is the glare from on coming headlights.
This used to be a serious concern for me when I smoked but haven't noticed it at all since I started vaping. weird
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