Window film??!! = lung film??!!

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denali_41

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Am I nuts or is that window film in my car from the propylene glycol and/or vegetable glycerin? Do I now have a slick film on my bronchii?

Or am I now just well-lubricated?

you are not nuts,,that film is from VG...check the inside of your drip tips sometime,,actually kind of gross
 

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I've noticed it. . .more when I used >% VG. Since I cut back to 25/75 PG/VG It takes a couple weeks for my inside windshield to get the thick/oily haze on it. Also, I had greater nasal drip when using higher % VG. Still there, but not as bad with the PG/VG blend. We are all really just "willing Lab Rats" using this stuff you know. JMHO

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I'd be curious to know if it builds up in the lungs too. Even if it is "just water" I don't think build up of water in the lungs is good either. I think they call that drowning. LOL Ok that was a joke, but really does it build up? I vape around my kids thinking it's completely safe. Even my 3 month old baby. More worried about their health than my own. I was a PAD smoker but never around the kids. Also i notice my lungs ache in the morning after vaping too much. Especially since I found this Butter Cream Icing from KBV that I can't put down. When I go to vape in the morning it hurts like it does if I had smoked too much the night before. I know it's kind of off subject but anyone else have this? Also, while I'm way off subject, why does spell check keep telling me "Vape" isn't a properly spelled word?
 

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I'd be curious to know if it builds up in the lungs too. Even if it is "just water" I don't think build up of water in the lungs is good either. I think they call that drowning. LOL Ok that was a joke, but really does it build up? I vape around my kids thinking it's completely safe. Even my 3 month old baby. More worried about their health than my own. I was a PAD smoker but never around the kids. Also i notice my lungs ache in the morning after vaping too much. Especially since I found this Butter Cream Icing from KBV that I can't put down. When I go to vape in the morning it hurts like it does if I had smoked too much the night before. I know it's kind of off subject but anyone else have this? Also, while I'm way off subject, why does spell check keep telling me "Vape" isn't a properly spelled word?

I got that feeling with high VG.
 

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Am I nuts or is that window film in my car from the propylene glycol and/or vegetable glycerin? Do I now have a slick film on my bronchii?

Or am I now just well-lubricated?

I think the same thing! Are my lungs well lubricated? I'd like to think the lubrication helps rid the lungs of the nasty stuff analogs left behind. Have you ever seen a smoke room, you know, a break room designated for smokers, at work. We had them at the casino I worked at. They went from blue walls to yellow, then a dark brown after only a few months. Imagine our lungs when we smoked analogs compared to now, I'd like to think I'm cleaned out.
 

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I'd be curious to know if it builds up in the lungs too. Even if it is "just water" I don't think build up of water in the lungs is good either. I think they call that drowning. LOL Ok that was a joke, but really does it build up? I vape around my kids thinking it's completely safe. Even my 3 month old baby. More worried about their health than my own. I was a PAD smoker but never around the kids. Also i notice my lungs ache in the morning after vaping too much. Especially since I found this Butter Cream Icing from KBV that I can't put down. When I go to vape in the morning it hurts like it does if I had smoked too much the night before. I know it's kind of off subject but anyone else have this? Also, while I'm way off subject, why does spell check keep telling me "Vape" isn't a properly spelled word?

My lungs hurt in the morning, too. And I still cough up stuff. I haven't smoked a cigarette in 2 months. Just vaping. I am wondering if vaping is all that safe.
 

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Probably the safest thing to do is to quit altogether. If you can't do that, you know it's safer than cigarettes.

I don't cough up anything and my lungs do feel OK. They didn't when I vaped high VG. I run and my lungs felt really heavy. I read in the health section that a few other people that run experienced the same thing. This is just anecdotal, I don't know if it's really related or not.

Overall, I feel great- much better than when I was smoking. My mother is off one bp medication and one inhaler since she started vaping.
 

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Probably the safest thing to do is to quit altogether. If you can't do that, you know it's safer than cigarettes.

That pretty much sums it all up in a nutshell. I usually go with 35% VG and I just blew a puff into a Kleenex ... nothing compared to the brown slick spot left by a cigarette. Still though, a breath of air is purer than a breath with PG, VG, and flavorings added.
 

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Way back when everyone was still using 510's and screwdrivers and passthroughs were the big thing, I remember there being a thread about some butter flavorings used in popular e-liquids actually facilitate the production of tumors. That scared the .... out of me so I stopped using my butter flavored VG I had gotten from walmart, and I remember my throat and my lungs stopped aching.
 
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