Fox News Does Piece on Vaping - 2/22/14

[Anjaffm]

Thank you for this great video:

Fox News Should you be allowed to smoke e cigarettes at work

"They're talking about second hand vapor. It's like second hand obesity"

By the way:
This video here is also well worth watching - I laughed my head off

The Stupidity of Banning E-cigs

Very true, and very nicely put - and hilarious

Oh by the way, about the water vapor:
e-cigarette vapor that is exhaled by a human being contains approx 66% water.
That comes from the process of exhaling. If you go out on a cold day and exhale (without vaping), you can see the water vapor from your exhaled breath.

 

[CabinetGuyScott]

Thank you for this great video:

Fox News Should you be allowed to smoke e cigarettes at work

"They're talking about second hand vapor. It's like second hand obesity"

By the way:
This video here is also well worth watching - I laughed my head off

The Stupidity of Banning E-cigs

Very true, and very nicely put - and hilarious

Oh by the way, about the water vapor:
e-cigarette vapor that is exhaled by a human being contains approx 66% water.
That comes from the process of exhaling. If you go out on a cold day and exhale (without vaping), you can see the water vapor from your exhaled breath.

Vapor does have a hygroscopic nature - sucking the moisture out your very soul, thus the need to drink lots-o-water (but NOT too much as water can be toxic in extreme dosage!)

<gd&r>

This is the first time I've seen a % of H2O content To the vapor clouds.

Soooo... if the H2O content is >50.0001%, then the statement "it's mostly water" is accurate and honest.

 

[Anjaffm]

This is the first time I've seen a % of H2O content To the vapor clouds.

Here you are:

The average amount of water found in vapour tests of mini ecigs is 66%, and the PG/VG total content is around 5 or 6%. This is explained by the fact that normal exhalation contains a significant quantity of water vapour (therefore - rather obviously - there must be some in exhaled ecig vapour; so a test that shows none at all is clearly faulty). We don't know anything about vapour produced by more efficient hardware, since at Q1 2014 no one has published an analysis of it.

Source: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/525943-inhalation-vapour-ingredient-myths.html

Now, I use ready-made atomizers, not the rebuildable variety.
So I suppose that the vapor that I exhale will consist of over 50% water.

 

[CabinetGuyScott]

Vapor does have a hygroscopic nature - sucking the moisture out your very soul, thus the need to drink lots-o-water (but NOT too much as water can be toxic in extreme dosage!)

You do not want to end up suffering extreme dehydration like this poor fellow

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[Kent C]

Thank you for this great video:

Fox News Should you be allowed to smoke e cigarettes at work

"They're talking about second hand vapor. It's like second hand obesity"

By the way:
This video here is also well worth watching - I laughed my head off

The Stupidity of Banning E-cigs

Very true, and very nicely put - and hilarious

Oh by the way, about the water vapor:
e-cigarette vapor that is exhaled by a human being contains approx 66% water.
That comes from the process of exhaling. If you go out on a cold day and exhale (without vaping), you can see the water vapor from your exhaled breath.

And even THAT will have some contaminates. In fact, THAT should be a lab's 'control' sample when testing ecig vapor.

 

[Anjaffm]

And even THAT will have some contaminates. In fact, THAT should be a lab's 'control' sample when testing ecig vapor.

I know it has contaminants.
There was one "study" raising bloody hell about the formaldehyde that they found in e-cig vapor that was exhaled by a test person = a human being. UNTIL it was found out that the formaldehyde was by no means coming from the oh-so-horrible e-cig liquid but was a normal by-product of the metabolism of the human being. Yes, human beings regularly exhale formaldehyde. It is a normal by-product of the human metabolism.

The horror!
I bet we will all be forced to wear protection masks soon - to protect innocent bystanders from SHB (Second Hand Breath)

 

[Juicylicious2]

Good video, thanks for sharing.

 

[Kent C]

The horror!
I bet we will all be forced to wear protection masks soon - to protect innocent bystanders from SHB (Second Hand Breath)