Cleaning vape condensation off windows

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I have a lot of luck with a two stage approach. White vinegar in a spray bottle first, then a follow up with Sprayway. I get 9-12 months out of that on the house windows. If I don’t do the vinegar first, I get a week or two before the dreaded fog begins to reappear. And it helps tremendously in the car to keep the windows open a bit so the vapour doesn’t stick around in the first place.

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This will do the job,
http://www.plexusplasticcleaner.com/about.html

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For some reason I have great luck with Windex in the house, BUT, in the vehicle, not quite as good luck, so turned up the heat …

https://www.amazon.com/Invisible-Glass-Premium-Cleaner-91164/dp/B0007OWD2M

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Thanks, Jim ! One possible concern is that the product might tend to trap (already present) gunk ?

Plexus® seals the pores in plastic surfaces with a micro-thin layer of shiny, protective wax, plastic becomes resistant to debris, oil, scratches, and eventual yellowing.

Perhaps best utilized when a screen is initially free from the scourges of vaporized iniquities. :clown_face:

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A regular microfiber cloth works wonders, no product needed.
They sell them at the car repair shops here for about $10 for a big fluffy one (size of half a beach towel). All the car windows / mirrors are clean in 5 minutes. When it’s dirty after cleaning all the windows several times, wash it out in a sink, dry and reuse. They’re so multi functional.

Something like this would do
https://www.amazon.com/Kirkland-Signature-Premium-Microfiber-36-Pack/dp/B00GARQKII/ref=sr_1_9

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I picked up some like the size of a wash cloth… family dollar here… for 1.00 :slight_smile:

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I have great results with those as well. Only lasts about a week though before I have to clean the windows again.

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I dunno. I grabbed some because I can’t seem to keep my dash clean…
It gets dusty… but my windows are fine… I just use a can of glass cleaner on my windows…
So far, no complaints… :slight_smile:

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good idea, how did it work out?

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LOL, I need some women to do my laundry to bad we don’t think like that anymore.

JK JK ladies.

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I finally found a great way to clean my windows. It’s been pretty damn cold here in Atlanta and my windows have been particularly fogged. I’ve noticed a few times that my window is striped with the VG. They run vertically with a heavy coating then a clearing strip going all the way across the window. So the other night I noticed it and for the first time gave it some thought.

I concluded that because I’ve been running the defroster quite a bit in the mornings that the clearer stripes must be a result of the heat from the heater. It got me thinking about VG and how I heat my juice before using the Game Changer on it. So today, I got a heat gun and used it on the windows. As I got the heat up on a spot I could see the film of VG seem to disappear. I’d clean an area this way then wiped it with a microfiber cloth. As we know, heat reduces the viscosity of VG and this way it seems to come off onto the cloth quite easily. I just went and checked because it’s dark and that’s when I can see the film best. My windows are clean. I’ve tried many things before and this is the best I’ve seen yet. That made my day.

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I’ve noticed my widows accumulating vape much more on cold days than when warm. I never thought about applying heat before cleaning. I will start using heat before cleaning. Thank you for sharing this with us :+1:

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