Smart phones and vaping!

[VapingBad]

Oct 12, 2017 8:25:39 GMT domesticextremist said:

Oct 12, 2017 7:31:53 GMT DaveJ said:

Don't have issue with vapor affecting how my tablet or e-reader operate.

But I sure do notice the film buildup on both screens. Seems far worse than ever the smoke build up use to be. Likewise on my reading glasses. They seem to always require cleaning. Ah, well....

...but at least it's mostly PG which comes off with water and a bit of white vinegar, unlike tobacco film which took hours of scrubbing and polishing to remove.

A mate of mine spent a several hour long trip unsuccessfully trying to attach his satnav holder to my windscreen. Once he had given up, the pg on the suction cup also ensured it would no longer attach to his own windscreen. LOL

I seriously highly doubt it has any PG (absolutely sure in my mind), rather it's probably all VG, I just vape 100% PG and get zero window or screen build up and I have 4 screens in the study that only get dusty from over 5 years of vaping.   Same in the car the screen is no worse than the one in Mrs Bad's car and she doesn't vape.   IMO the move to higher VG is a negative for vaping and vapers: the need for higher temperatures and more fog that lingers for longer than with PG, but that's still far far better than nasty crud left by cancer sticks.

[Postmodern Smoking]

Oct 7, 2017 0:00:10 GMT Bluefish said:

Anybody else notice that if you blow vapour over your screen it turns on, well my Galaxy s8 does, lol

With my decidedly not smart, Motorola L7, phone ..... I'm just glad that pushing the on button still results in it coming on!!! 

[beedee]

Never had my IPad turn on due to vapour - but my glasses get a film on them - I use little glasses wet wipes, like these to clean them.

[Bluefish]

Oct 21, 2017 8:40:36 GMT beedee said:

Never had my IPad turn on due to vapour - but my glasses get a film on them - I use little glasses wet wipes, like these to clean them.

See you just lost the apple /samsung fight there lol