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Around here it considered air freshener.
Cept for the cheese cake, its got a funk to it, LOL. Reminds me of the wacky weed it does.
Cept for the cheese cake, its got a funk to it, LOL. Reminds me of the wacky weed it does.
I know that the high VG juice adds a film on my truck windows....I always wanted to go to the small vape store by me and wipe the walls to see if all the clouds filling the shop was lingering...
....but I'm too chicken to try it...
....but I'm too chicken to try it...I haven't cleaned the inside window of my car in 4 years! If that proves anything... I did vacuum it out this summer...
Cooking in the house adds 99.9% more smell's in everything but vaping I don't think so .
Cleaning the truck and car widows on the inside don't seam to be more messy then before but they do seam to be a LOT cleaner .
Cleaning the truck and car widows on the inside don't seam to be more messy then before but they do seam to be a LOT cleaner .
When the temperature goes down like it is now in Canada, any cold surfaces will have vapor condense on them. It's a clear haze I can see on the windows in the rooms I vape in. In the summer it doesn't seem to do that. Same thing in the car. Windex takes it off clean.
Cooking "vapor" is also more water than anything else. I vape 50/50 PG/VG and it only takes about 2 weeks for an annoying film to coat the inside of the windows in my car. So, to answer the OP, yes it does have a residue. But not bad enough that occasional vaping will be noticeable.
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Oh, I forgot to add that the stuff is slimy, too. You can't just wipe it off with a paper towel. Glass cleaner or something similar is needed to wipe it off.
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I am having a hard time getting the film off the inside of my car windows. Windex isn't cutting it, trying vinegar tomorrow
I use those Windex wipes and they do a good job.
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I'm quite sure it is based off the windows in my office and car. Where did you hear it doesn't get onto stuff?
Got the RBA for me eGrip the other day....was playing in the garage with it....whole garage smelled of grapes 
Went out there this morning with my coffee....couldn't tell.
I vape before our morning meeting every day at work....guys come up seeing what flavor I got...no complaints
Went out there this morning with my coffee....couldn't tell.
I vape before our morning meeting every day at work....guys come up seeing what flavor I got...no complaints
Maybe do the Kleenex test for her?
Take a puff off of a cigarette, hold a Kleenex up against your lips and blow the smoke through it.
Take a hit off of your ecig, hold a Kleenex up against your lips and blow the vapor through it.
The cigarette Kleenex will have a brown spot, the ecig Kleenex will have nothing.
Just a thought.
Take a puff off of a cigarette, hold a Kleenex up against your lips and blow the smoke through it.
Take a hit off of your ecig, hold a Kleenex up against your lips and blow the vapor through it.
The cigarette Kleenex will have a brown spot, the ecig Kleenex will have nothing.
Just a thought.
Does your friend Cook, Use Air freshener, Clean windows Sprinkle carpet cleaner.......................
You need a smarter friend.
(Pssst........your friend still thinks Vaping is smoking)
You need a smarter friend.
(Pssst........your friend still thinks Vaping is smoking)
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It's all a question of how *Clean* this person wants the house.
*Everything* launched into the air leaves some "residue." The question is - how much becomes perceivable and unacceptable to an individual?
Watch the air in a room when there is lots of sunlight coming in. You can see all kinds of particles - dust, breath, dandruff, etc.
Blow some vapor, and you see a whole lot more.
It eventually dissipates to some degree, but it goes *somewhere.*
If she wants operating room clean then she is right in not wanting vaping.
If she is looking for regular day clean then the vape doesn't do a whole lot. Plus, it is much more pleasant to smell in a room, then, say, an animal, or, someone's feet.
*Everything* launched into the air leaves some "residue." The question is - how much becomes perceivable and unacceptable to an individual?
Watch the air in a room when there is lots of sunlight coming in. You can see all kinds of particles - dust, breath, dandruff, etc.
Blow some vapor, and you see a whole lot more.
It eventually dissipates to some degree, but it goes *somewhere.*
If she wants operating room clean then she is right in not wanting vaping.
If she is looking for regular day clean then the vape doesn't do a whole lot. Plus, it is much more pleasant to smell in a room, then, say, an animal, or, someone's feet.
Its been over a year and my car windows don't get covered. But, I do crack the window and turn the fan up one notch. Same as I did with cigs. I think it helps, at least.
There is no PROFF that vaping is either a CLEAN or Safe, activity.. It is Just assumed that it is safER and CleanER, than smoking. NOTE the ER. I expect ALL issues of smoking to be found in the activity of Vaping, just maybe in healthier manner. I find the film left by vaping on the car windows, is pretty much the same as from Marlboros... It just tends to be less yellow and more sugary and less stinky. I vape NET juices almost exclusivly, I am told I no longer smell of Smoked cigarettes, I smell more like a humidor instead.
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