Will Vapor Ruin a Car Interior?

[Skunkworth]

I know part of the reason you switch to vaping is to save your interior, but I was wondering how oily the cloud is and if it sticks to things like leather, plastic, or glass. And if it does, will it eat at them, or just make them dirty? I do it with the windows down anyways. I mostly keep the windows down anyways.

 

[bombastinator]

A residue does eventually build up but it’s a fraction of the level of cigarettes and the stuff is water soluble so it’s pretty easy to clean

 

[Jwaterski]

Yes, but probably not before the kids, dog, fast food, coffee, uv rays, normal wear and tear.

 

[Skunkworth]

A residue does eventually build up but it’s a fraction of the level of cigarettes and the stuff is water soluble so it’s pretty easy to clean

Thanks! I just traded up to a Chevy Impala and was worried about that. I don't mind a little extra elbow grease.

 

[Skunkworth]

Yes, but probably not before the kids, dog, fast food, coffee, uv rays, normal wear and tear.

Hehe, right? Like George Carlin said, living is bad for you.

 

[Ryedan]

I know part of the reason you switch to vaping is to save your interior, but I was wondering how oily the cloud is and if it sticks to things like leather, plastic, or glass. And if it does, will it eat at them, or just make them dirty? I do it with the windows down anyways. I mostly keep the windows down anyways.

I've been vaping for 6 years ... no damage to any interiors yet

Windex is good for glass. Repeat as required. VG is harder to deal with than PG. For interior room walls or hard surfaces in the car I like a little dish soap in water as required. It's gentle and does the job just fine for me. For soft surfaces in the car I prefer to use an enzyme cleaner. Smoke was much harder to handle.