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Lets hope they didnt go back to stinkies.one the freeway I used to see alot of vape clouds coming from vehicles, I now see about 1 or 2 a week now
Now i might not Diy my juice but, i've been on my own coil supply for 2 and 1/2 years now and i'll be using my profile rda until the day it dies ! Same goes for any squonkers i've got around here.
If you mean coil DIYers, there does seem to be a lot less talk of drop-in rebuilding and even coil making/wicking since pods came around. I don't know if pods had anything to do with it, but it seems that's about when you stopped hearing/reading about coil building/wicking.
it'll be back, though.
it'll be back, though.
I vape constantly while I'm driving. But, unless you pull up next to me at a light, you'd probably never know it.one the freeway I used to see alot of vape clouds coming from vehicles, I now see about 1 or 2 a week now
When I see vapers trailing clouds like comical escapees from a Cheech & Chong movie, it frankly makes me nervous. Seems their view of the road MUST be impaired when they're contained in a fishbowl of obscuration. I sure as heck don't want them behind me.
Makes me kinda wonder. Out of all the vapers I knew over the years I only knew one other person that made their own ejuice. That includes a year and a half as a vape store manager. Within six months of vaping I was rebuilding Kanger Protank coils and mixing my own juice. Spent many many hours online looking for good recipes. CHEERS!
I am impressed that you began coil and juice making so quickly! There are plenty of DIY juice makers on this board. Our DIY subforum is full of great information for those who want to make their own juice.
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It took me about a year to begin making my own coils and about five years to make my own juice, but I really enjoy it.
It's like the machine knocked vaping 5 years back. 6 months ago there were vapers everywhere. I don't know about elsewhere but here in CO it was almost as abundant as smoking, but now nobody is doing it. I feel like the industry has been crushed, leaving only the DIYers.
I stopped making liquids for friends and collegues when the price of nicotine base trebled here in the UK. I didn't want to pay out a couple of hundred pounds upfront and make the money back in drips and drabs. Most of those people have reverted back to smoking.
I can only assume that a vast majority of vapers simply don't want the hassle of pouring one bottle into another and shaking it. People are odd.
I can only assume that a vast majority of vapers simply don't want the hassle of pouring one bottle into another and shaking it. People are odd.
I will DIY until I die. Been almost 9 years, and I have gallons of 100mg base in the storage freezer.
Short story: I was still new to vaping (not so much vaping but gear) We were waiting in line at the "spring cleanup" once a year thing... I stepped out to vape (line was moving slower than walking anyway) and two vehicles in front of us were two young guys vaping (clouds pouring out the windows) so I asked them... what are you using... they said (of course... young guys) Smok. Anyway, still lots of people vaping (just maybe being more steath about it) I went to a small venue at a local lake and some people were vaping ( very young but over 21) and I asked if they quit smoking (not judging) and they said no... they just liked vaping. Good bonding moment (I was like the old dude they tolerated) but they were very nice. Anyway, I think because of the media (anti-vaping BS) many people still vape but keep it "on the low"... out of site. "Tears for fears"... too bad (I still vape in public but keep it very low key) I guess it was more of a long story
You're old! Vape on! I walk through the Sam's Club parking lot vaping proudly (but not annoyingly). Who's going to say anything to me? They're too busy telling their children not to look at the man with the vape, 'cause he has a crazy beard and shaggy eyes and hey--maybe he doesn't really need that cane for walking after all. It looks pretty heavy...Short story: I was still new to vaping (not so much vaping but gear) We were waiting in line at the "spring cleanup" once a year thing... I stepped out to vape (line was moving slower than walking anyway) and two vehicles in front of us were two young guys vaping (clouds pouring out the windows) so I asked them... what are you using... they said (of course... young guys) Smok. Anyway, still lots of people vaping (just maybe being more steath about it) I went to a small venue at a local lake and some people were vaping ( very young but over 21) and I asked if they quit smoking (not judging) and they said no... they just liked vaping. Good bonding moment (I was like the old dude they tolerated) but they were very nice. Anyway, I think because of the media (anti-vaping BS) many people still vape but keep it "on the low"... out of site. "Tears for fears"... too bad (I still vape in public but keep it very low key) I guess it was more of a long story
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