VG/PG condensates?

[Kurt]

Water can easily condense onto the inside of glass windows in the cold of winter. My question is has anyone noticed a similar condensation of vapors inside a car or house where vaping is going on while it is cold outside?

And more general, am I laying down a tiny, but steadily growing, layer of PG or VG in, say, my office where I tend to vape more? Haven't noticed anything yet, but its still early.

Anyone?

Kurt

 

[Kurt]

The reason I ask is that I am generally around a lot of computer and electronic equipment. My house is full of gadgets and computer stuff and high-end stereo equipment. I've seen the results of years of smoking on old stereo pieces I restore, when they have been in the presence of a heavy smoker...layer of tar all over everything, inside and out!

Surely not all this VG and PG stays as vapor when in contact with cold surfaces, like water vapor condenses.

VG boils at 290 C. It wants to be liquid more than water does (bp = 100 C).

Kurt

 

[Kurt]

Hi Kurt! Good question! Didn't want you to think that your question was vapid!

I just did an experiment. I blew several huge vapor clouds onto a mirror from about two inches away. Initially a film was there, but it evaporated! YAY!

Hope this answers your question. Feel free to ask away with more q's if you have them! If no one else will answer them I'll do my best to help you out!

Kurt

PS: I see you are in Philly! We should get together sometime...oh, wait...never mind...where's my 510?...

 

[bikergirl1908]

Hi Kurt! Good question! Didn't want you to think that your question was vapid!

I just did an experiment. I blew several huge vapor clouds onto a mirror from about two inches away. Initially a film was there, but it evaporated! YAY!

Hope this answers your question. Feel free to ask away with more q's if you have them! If no one else will answer them I'll do my best to help you out!

Kurt

PS: I see you are in Philly! We should get together sometime...oh, wait...never mind...where's my 510?...

LOL! That was good.

And BTW thanks for the experiment.

 

[breakfastchef]

Vapor dissapates very quickly and should not leave any 'film' on surfaces around you. The biggest problems with condensation is in the atomizer tube. A build up of this condensate can casue 'jice in mouth' periodically if it is not wiped off the outside of the cartridge.