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Oh jeezus - buy the landlord a bucket of paint and rent a steam cleaner! It this really worth all the expended mental energy over what is, for practical purposes, a non issue?
I want to see the landlord who will be able to do a walk through when you vacate the premises who can legitimately say "I know the Tenant was vaping in here because (insert pointless/illogical reason here) and because it did (impossible to quantify) damage there.
I want to see the landlord who will be able to do a walk through when you vacate the premises who can legitimately say "I know the Tenant was vaping in here because (insert pointless/illogical reason here) and because it did (impossible to quantify) damage there.
I vape in my car and am in there about 1,5 to 2 hours a day. The inside of my car's windows get hazy and I clean them about once every... 2 to three months. However, this is no different from when I didn't vape yet (and I never smoked in my car then)
So I'm inclined to think vaping is not a cause for any noticeable residue buildup.
I also don't notice anything building up in my apartment.
So I'm inclined to think vaping is not a cause for any noticeable residue buildup.
I also don't notice anything building up in my apartment.
It's outgassing from the upholstery and plastic components in the car, most likely. It's a common problem, especially during the warmer months.
When I was a smoker I had to clean my eye glasses once a day as they always seemed to fog up. Since vaping I clean them once a week if necessary. I do wonder what happens to the color of the e-liquids as the vapor is always clear.
I drive a bit and I do have a residue on my windshield but oddly enough only in the colder months of the year. During the warmer months there is no issue with it. However, I spend a lot more time vaping in front of my computer than I do in my car and there is a window right next to my computer. In three years of vaping there has been no buildup of residue on my computer screen or the window beside it. Alcohol wipes it off quite easily on my car windows.
It very well could be all the gunk. It sure smokes like a chimney when doing a dry burn. Rather it on the coils then in my lungs.
Yeesh, the things people find to worry about. There is no residue from vaping. More than ten months of heavy vaping has not affected my furniture, my computer, my DVD player. You would know if you were filming things over with vapor. Your DVD and CD players would stop working. Honestly, it's better not to volunteer to your landlord what you do at home. People do not understand the difference between vaping and smoking. People become hysterical very easily. That's why that one Marriott hotel issued a fine to a guest for vaping. What the landlord and the hotelier don't know won't hurt them. When people walk into my apartment, they say that my potpourri smells great. That's fine with me. Grab your freedom or somebody else will. I had to weigh in on this.
I have notice a residue on the windshield of my car. It's very hard to clean off. I want to smears and I end up cleaning it 4-6 times with Windex to finally get it so it's clear at night. when I smoked it took 2 cleaning to clean the windshield. I think it is that it is the oil vapor and I should be using something other then Windex.. I assume it collects in the house.
I hear what everyone said about food and the residue. I don't have a problem with residue from food except around the stove. Vaping now in introduces the residue to the family room and other parts of my house. When I smoked, I smoked outside because of the residue, I now started about 50% of the time vaping outside. I have wonder in the long term if this residue is going to make it hard to repaint a room because of it's oil base. kinda like around the stove were i wash the wall before painting???
I hear what everyone said about food and the residue. I don't have a problem with residue from food except around the stove. Vaping now in introduces the residue to the family room and other parts of my house. When I smoked, I smoked outside because of the residue, I now started about 50% of the time vaping outside. I have wonder in the long term if this residue is going to make it hard to repaint a room because of it's oil base. kinda like around the stove were i wash the wall before painting???
An auto detailer taught me to stop using detergent based glass cleaners and just use a 50-50 mixture of household ammonia and water. Works for me, leaves no film, the glass is squeaky clean ...
In the apartment I use a steam cleaner on anything that would not be damaged by the heat. With distilled water, it leaves nothing for dirt to stick to ...
I too have the kind of invasive, control freak apartment manager who always has a "cause". One year it was a "ban" on satellite dishes, they offended him for some reason. Now the building is covered with dishes, so he has moved on to house plants, the excess water would "damage the structure" ...
I don't think he's even aware of vaping, and he's not going to hear it from me. What he doesn't know won't hurt me ...
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