Did you know ...

[Lavaca5]

Like many of you, I season my new SS wicks by coating them with a little juice, then burning it off.

FUN FACT!

If you have juice dripping from your wick and you set it on fire, you will thereafter have flaming juice dripping from your wick. And if you're using a paper towel in your lap as a drop cloth to catch the dripping juice, it will also catch the flaming dripping juice. And if your drop cloth is a paper product that has been drizzled with an accelerant, well ... you end up with a lap-full of wick-quenching water.

So if you're thinking about kicking back in the Barca Lounger and watching the all-day N.C.I.S. marathon while you do your wick work ... stop it.

This has been a public service announcement from Vapidiots.org. We do the stupid s**t so you don't have to.

 

[Escapereality]

I always do my juice burns directly over my quench water. Dripping flaming juice = bad.

Thanks for this wonderful PSA...Hopefully you don't have any scars to show!

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[Underwhelmed]

I always do my wicks over my kitchen sink which is non-flammable Stainless Steel.

I don't do water quenches.

 

[Switched]

... I don't do dishes, so I stay away from the KS

 

[Rule62]

Thanks for the public service announcement. After lighting a paper towel on fire on my desk with burning juice when I first started fooling with RBAs, I learned to juice burn my wicks over a non flamable surface.

 

[Lavaca5]

I love vaping and and every thing that goes with it (it's almost more about the hobby than the habit, now), but there are so many stupid ways to hurt yourself

 

[iamtumus]

i agree, like getting juice on your hands and itching your eye.

 

[Lavaca5]

i agree, like getting juice on your hands and itching your eye.

Mi Paisan!

 

[j4mmin42]

The flame that burning PG/VG produces is almost invisible- I once lit a lampshade on fire by accident while doing this. True story.

 

[gardnerd4me]

This ranks right up there with "Don't refill your torch while it's running". Unless of course your going for that clean shaven arm look. But then again, even cigarettes have to have a label that lets you know they're dangerous, so thanks for getting it out there.

 

[nomi]

Now I know. Thanks.

 

[Lavaca5]

The flame that burning PG/VG produces is almost invisible- I once lit a lampshade on fire by accident while doing this. True story.

This ranks right up there with "Don't refill your torch while it's running". Unless of course your going for that clean shaven arm look. But then again, even cigarettes have to have a label that lets you know they're dangerous, so thanks for getting it out there.

Vape good. Fire bad.

 

[gardnerd4me]

Vape good. Fire bad.

Haha, reminds me of the Napster video.
Metallica Napster Bad - YouTube