Carpenters and other tradesmen

[Retro138]

After cleaning my tank after 1 day of vaping while milling down some exotic wood species which I highly doubt makes a difference is what was left in the tank in the picture. I keep my ipv mini2 and tank in a pouch with a silicone cap on top of my Arctic tanks tip.

I wanted to share this with fellow tradesmen that vape and are around dust, sawdust, drywall dust etc., because I obviously or most likely had some of this vape into my lungs.

I think I'm going to keep my vape setup in a small Tupperware container that will keep it as much out of harms way as possible. I'm not posting this to create any fear, but on the other hand I'm not sure what can be done to keep our equipment and ourselves as safe as possible. If anyone in the industry does something to prevent such things please elaborate and share what you do to keep you and your equipment safe.

 

[KentA]

When wood dust fills the air it's going to get in your eyes, nose, & mouth. It's going to get into your pockets & shoes. At least your e-juice trapped some of it.

 

[IonMan]

I do a Ziploc bag in my pocket when I'm on nasty jobs

 

[msrfrog]

My nano subtank would collect a lot of dust and dirt in the air intake.
I just rinse it out after I was done working. But never had any in the liquid.

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[Dougiestyle]

I use a Vector on jobsites (landscape design/install). When dealing with stone cutting or dusty conditions, it's necessary to swap wick when I get home. It's pretty dirty sometimes. Not really a huge concern with aggregate contamination. Pretty sure there's no burning of stone.