Fix for dead taste/smell?

[JP Mick]

Oh, don't get it wrong, we are talking about tasting the vapor itself, not about tasting or smelling food or drinks.

Like i said, i've been able to smell the liquid in the bottles perfectly fine, but vaping it i was tasting nothing most of the time.

This method fixes tasting the vapor.

I think when you are "tasting the vapor" you are doing that with the same taste buds you use to taste anything else, correct?

 

[ChrisEdge]

Just read through the previous posts and saw someone mention "Arm and Hammer" tooth paste. Having found a tube lying around in the bathroom I decided to try this out. It does work to some degree, having said that you have to actively swig the foam around your mouth which isnt the most pleasant of experiences!

 

[MiMoSeTH]

Well, i guess, unless i'm a mutant

But the fact is that i have no trouble tasting or smelling anything else than vapor. I'm reallly sure of that. Heck, i can taste the liquid if some of it spills in my lips after dripping on my drip tip and it's good and tasty (vaping Mango atm), but once it's vaporized....almost nothing. It's just the vapor.

You shouldn't worry about your work. In fact, like you said, taste and smell recovers once you stop smoking, we all went through that

 

[meli.]

I use Arm & Hammer Enamel Care. It is Horrible! but it does Help sensitive teeth.
With this toothpaste you won't be able to taste anything other than A&H for ages after. Straight after I brush my teeth I have a Coffee ready and I don't vape until I can Taste the coffee.

It will help fix Vapers Tongue, but be warned A&H is most certainly an Acquired Taste.

Just read through the previous posts and saw someone mention "Arm and Hammer" tooth paste. Having found a tube lying around in the bathroom I decided to try this out. It does work to some degree, having said that you have to actively swig the foam around your mouth which isnt the most pleasant of experiences!

I'm pretty sure there'a a company called 'Arm and Hammer' that make a baking soda toothpaste.