How does the vapors effect the inside of computers and their components? Does it condense and become wet? I have a Antec 900 case with huge fans at full blast, I'm a bit worried the vapors might cause an electrical short or something of the sort.
Vapors in computers?
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They are inert, and would have no effect.
I base this on experience with expensive stage equipment, and foggers using propylene glycol and glycerin solutions.
I base this on experience with expensive stage equipment, and foggers using propylene glycol and glycerin solutions.
I never had a problem, but I recommend NOT using your computer USB ports. Get a 110v to USB adapter and plug it into the wall. If your PT goes bad, it easier to replace a blown adapter than to have your computer repaired.
I feel to get 'any' kind of condensation from smoke juice on the inside of your computer, their air humidity would probably have to be 200%....that stuff just disperses far too quick for it to happen any other way.
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