how to detect the good one?

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Hotwire

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I recommend

1. An ego 650mah battery + EVOD tank + cheaper juices for the office

2. An Coolfire 4 (metal not plastic like Joytech or Kanger) or other VV/VW device plus a nautilus / Nautilus mini for home vaping at about 15 watts and getting more vapour and flavour from your cheap or gourmet liquids

3. A subtank of some sort (of the ones I've tried I like the Nano) if 2 (see above) is not enough vapour for you. Use heavy VG 'gourmet liquids' only
 

rebeccazfh

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Hi Rebecca. Can you tell us about your introduction to e-cigarettes? Do you know what kind of device you used? How did you like it?

It's a pretty diverse crowd here, and you'll get a lot of opinions. You can spend a lot, or spend a little; there are good values at different price points. You can directly fill your lungs with thick clouds of warm vapor, or a have a more puffing mouth-to-lung experience that's not so flashy. If you can state what you're looking for and what you might prefer to try, you'll get more targeted advice.

Also, the E-Liquid forum is more about the filler than the kit. Other forums might be a better place to scout for hardware. But feel free to answer here if you like.
Thanks . Im a newcomer here, so i dont know how to use effectively. And thank you kind remind. Firstly, safety should be guaranteed both the device and ingredient inside it; then comes the taste and working life.
 

rebeccazfh

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Nov 30, 2015
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I recommend

1. An ego 650mah battery + EVOD tank + cheaper juices for the office

2. An Coolfire 4 (metal not plastic like Joytech or Kanger) or other VV/VW device plus a Nautilus / Nautilus mini for home vaping at about 15 watts and getting more vapour and flavour from your cheap or gourmet liquids

3. A subtank of some sort (of the ones I've tried I like the Nano) if 2 (see above) is not enough vapour for you. Use heavy VG 'gourmet liquids' only
Thanks, let me have a investigation to it and decide.
 

JustWondering1

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Thank you for your thoughtful advice. In general, how many air flow should have?

There's really no right number of air holes. You could have 5 air holes that are so small they wouldn't deliver enough air flow. The tank I use now has one air hole, but it is big enough and well made enough to give me plenty of air flow. One of my first starter kits had three or four air holes in it but the holes were so tiny they were always getting clogged and that reduced the air flow. I went to a vape shop and asked them what was wrong with my e cig. The owner explained that he could fix the problem by using a drill to enlarge the holes. He used the drill, fixed the problem and didn't charge me a dime.
 

J Wo

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Hi and welcome,
CASAA - The Consumer Advocates for Smoke-free Alternatives Association


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LMAO!

I must say I have never put a squirrel in my mouth and lit it on fire, but I bet the outcome would be hazardous to one's health and general wellbeing. :lol:
 
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