Cold Weather Vaping

[kkahmann]

It was -37 when I went to work this morning and I work outdoors. I can't be the only one so I thought I would share a couple of tips.
I got a Nautalis Mini on a Dovpo eLvt. Carry it in my shirt pocket underneath a sheep skin vest--same pocket I used to carry my analogs in. Keeps the juice from freezin and I also changed out the tip--from stainless steel to plastic.

Got a workmate who has the Kanger Emow --I gave him and Aspire ET-s clearomizer with plastic tip--works well on his battery. Them metal drip tips are dangerous in very cold temps.

Pass-thru charging is a must also--battery's won't last long in very cold temps.

 

[iamthevoice]

We only got -12 this morning... Still tolerable to vape. but you bring up some decent point about battery performance in colder weather. I get about 3/4 of the standard life of some VCT3 I use when it's too cold.

 

[amoret]

We also were only -12. I would also point out the need to both keep a car window cracked and if possible to wait for the engine to warm up before vaping. It can create a lot of frost on the inside of the windows.

 

[EverythingEvil]

I have to say this was one of the biggest pains in the ... when I was working outside... It was -10 for a while here a few weeks ago... I drip 100% VG so it was horrible, if my juice bottle wasn't right next to my body it would turn into a thick gel. Good Luck!

 

[Grimwald]

Yep...beware of metal drip tips..I double dog dare you...

 

[cadaveca]

You can count me into the club having frozen my drip tip to my lips...twice. LOL.

 

[txfordguy]

ONLY -12? No thanks lol. I like the cold, but not THAT cold. I'm good with the 40s here in Houston.

 

[Jd801]

And I thought the UK was cold haha

 

[martykaan]

lol happened the same

 

[Warpigs]

I'm glad I use acrylic drip tips. That would stink walking in back to work and having a metal drip tip hanging off my lips rofl.

 

[Spidey2011]

-13 this morning when I came to work. I vape in the work truck, which stays running all day when it's like this. Nice and warm. Lol

 

[cadaveca]

I'm glad I use acrylic drip tips. That would stink walking in back to work and having a metal drip tip hanging off my lips rofl.

The problem with acrylic tips is that they break easy, and being the clutz that I am, I drop my stuff often, missing my pocket, knocking it off my desk, knocking it over on my desk... and that's even worse when they are cold! The fortunate part about getting the tip stuck to your lip is that you can go to a warm place to get it off, not like sticking your tongue on a pole and freezing it in place and not being able to move... ROFL.