Maybe I am old but don't see the fascination with the big clouds. My son goes for clouds but not HUGE ones and really annoying in the car. The car windows haze up from vaping differently than they did from smoking, probably because of the humectant properties of pg and vg. No real problem cleaning the car windows...used Sprayway. In the house though, I am having a real problem getting the windows clean. Tried Sprayway, Windex with vinegar, vinegar/water. Paper towels, cotton towels, shamwow, microfiber cloths, crumpled newspaper... they look great for a bit but by night they show hazy streaks again.
I sort of wondered that too. I need a good amount of vapor, maybe for psychological reasons, because if I don't have it, I feel like I didn't get a good vape. Sort of like cigarette smoke when I was still smoking. Watching the vapor come out like I used to watch my smoke come out when I had a cigarette makes me feel more satisfied, but when I am around other people who don't vape, it bothers me to see the vapor, because I worry about it bothering them.
Even though I like a decent amount of vapor, I don't feel like I have to obscure the room though, and I have no desire to do it. Maybe it's because I am old!
Yeah, it does help to have that confirmation. I also still like to have some throat hit, maybe because I can't feel it in my lungs. I still remember how I would feel when I had gone too long without a cigarette. Having that first one after a couple of hours, and holding the smoke in my lungs for a while, and then watching the smoke come out was very satisfying.
I guess that's why I'm not trying to lower my mg's of nicotine. I know how easy it would be for me to go back to smoking if I didn't have my vaping equipment. I'm still very addicted to the nicotine and the act of smoking, and I still get jittery when I haven't vaped for a while.
Power keeps blinking here, I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
I think the only time I try for clouds is when I want to annoy wifey, and that's like once a year. I do like to see something come out, but the important thing for me is flavor.
My first e cig was a tobacco flavored on. I have tried others since and they are all nasty. I am really happy to have quickly found ECF and introduced to the fruity flavors. If all they had was tobacco flavors I probably would not vape.
1/27 #2Yeah, it does help to have that confirmation. I also still like to have some throat hit, maybe because I can't feel it in my lungs. I still remember how I would feel when I had gone too long without a cigarette. Having that first one after a couple of hours, and holding the smoke in my lungs for a while, and then watching the smoke come out was very satisfying.
I guess that's why I'm not trying to lower my mg's of nicotine. I know how easy it would be for me to go back to smoking if I didn't have my vaping equipment. I'm still very addicted to the nicotine and the act of smoking, and I still get jittery when I haven't vaped for a while.
Power keeps blinking here, I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
4 1/27/15How did you repurpose your ashtrays?
Most we tossed but a few we did keep.
The really nice solid glass cigar ashtray I got as a father's day present we now use as a spoon rest on the stove. The big round glass ones that belonged to my wife's Auntie we now use under flower pots. We had two extremely heavy and thick ones made of some type of mineral that are now book ends. We had a couple of art deco ones from the 50's that now serve as change and jewelry holders on our dresser.
As a side note I put my lone zippo, can of fluid, and flints in my "it's going south in a hurry" response bag right beside the forty-five.
Most of my Aerotank coils are ones Powerband sent me that my son rebuilt. They seem to run between 1.6 and 2.1 ohms. The new ones just aren't worth the effort of trying to get them opened though.
01-27 #2
How did you repurpose your ashtrays?
Most we tossed but a few we did keep.
The really nice solid glass cigar ashtray I got as a father's day present we now use as a spoon rest on the stove. The big round glass ones that belonged to my wife's Auntie we now use under flower pots. We had two extremely heavy and thick ones made of some type of mineral that are now book ends. We had a couple of art deco ones from the 50's that now serve as change and jewelry holders on our dresser.
As a side note I put my lone zippo, can of fluid, and flints in my "it's going south in a hurry" response bag right beside the forty-five.
Okay - I've got a serious question that I hope I can get a serious answer to . . .
What is the fascination with "Chasing Clouds" and making as much vapor as can be made ? ? ?
Does it really do anything, other than to fill up a room with a blue haze that - IMO - is worse then "smoke" ever was ? ? ?
1/27 #3
Question for everyone....how many of you have joined CASAA ?
We need to be organized to oppose the FDA and various state and local governments that want to crush vaping
and put Cactus Esmokes out of business.
It's free to join (contributions are welcome..) and get the latest information on the world of vaping.
Even though I don't chase clouds, I did obscure the road a couple of times when I was vaping and driving when it was cold. It's a funny feeling!
1/27 #3
Question for everyone....how many of you have joined CASAA ?
We need to be organized to oppose the FDA and various state and local governments that want to crush vaping
and put Cactus Esmokes out of business.
It's free to join (contributions are welcome..) and get the latest information on the world of vaping.
1/27 #1 I have a cigalike that is 18mg and tobacco flavored..I puff on it now and then to get my taste of a cig and then go back to my fruity stuff...I prefer the fruity stuff..@ 3mg...
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My first e cig was a tobacco flavored on. I have tried others since and they are all nasty. I am really happy to have quickly found ECF and introduced to the fruity flavors. If all they had was tobacco flavors I probably would not vape.
1/27 #3
I actually made a point of not trying any tobacco flavors when I started vaping as I wanted to distance myself from smoking. Since I had just started a new carton of cigarettes when I picked up my starter kit, having the dissonance in flavor really helped. Several months later, I received a tobacco flavor as a sample and tried it... Yuck!
01-27 #2
How did you repurpose your ashtrays?
Most we tossed but a few we did keep.
The really nice solid glass cigar ashtray I got as a father's day present we now use as a spoon rest on the stove. The big round glass ones that belonged to my wife's Auntie we now use under flower pots. We had two extremely heavy and thick ones made of some type of mineral that are now book ends. We had a couple of art deco ones from the 50's that now serve as change and jewelry holders on our dresser.
As a side note I put my lone zippo, can of fluid, and flints in my "it's going south in a hurry" response bag right beside the forty-five.



1/27 #1 I haven't joined yet, but only because my entire budget has already been blown this month (yes I'm a rookie), but I am cig free for a week!