I wish that story linked the study it used
Reckless, inconsiderate vapers make us look bad, period.
. My main thought is... I vape the same at home as I do out and about. I would assume that most do. Are cloud chasers actually swapping out their fog machines when they go to places where it would be less than considerate to use them?
This was not a sanctioned study by any means, but an employee at a local B&M took his dual 26650 Vapor giant with a .12 or .15 ohm build, fired it and use a scanning thermometer to read the temperature of the coils while firing and it barely went over 200 degrees. I have never seen a side by side with a protank coil or anything but I wouldn't expect it to be much different. The coil is wet, and there is airflow over it, it cant get too hot.
I vape the same at home as I do out and about. I would assume that most do. Are cloud chasers actually swapping out their fog machines when they go to places where it would be less than considerate to use them?
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If it was so widespread, and causing such a huge outcry, don't you think we would? At the very least, those of us in urban areas? In this day and age of cell phone cams?
There should be someone crucified for blowing clouds every day! Still...never seen it. Not one single time. Ever.
I guess we won't know until the studies :/ the toxins could also bring coming from the manufacturing oils or the silica wicks from the cigalikes used in the studies. I am just speculating.
As to, does it get hotter hit after hit, my mouth would say no, at least not noticeably so.
Either way, I am sure that regardless of how you vape, it is still safer then cigs![]()
In the shade, I hear what you're saying...but its equally annoying to hear so many people claim that people cloud chasing in public will ruin vaping when it seems nobody can do anything more than ASSUME its happening.