I may be vaping outside this winter
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Tell your wife to get a new friend. One that knows how to mind her own business.
Thx for this link. This is great ammo and I learned a lot so far looking thru it.
If I was married I'd be like "Sorry but no" It might start a big argument but I don't see myself changing my position on this. If I were to make a concession it would be to at least vape in the bathroom. But even then I doubt I'd follow through with that. Not on a vaporizer.
Reasonably cold is no problem. In my first year of vaping I vaped outside down to about -4 deg F (-20 deg C). I would keep the PV inside my coat though when not vaping to keep the battery reasonably warm and that took care of the juice too.
Now, -45 is another thing altogether. I experienced that when I lived in Edmonton and know that's COLD!
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Thing is there is usually at least a bit of a breeze and then it doesn't matter how big your cloud is, you can't tell anyway
Thing is there is usually at least a bit of a breeze and then it doesn't matter how big your cloud is, you can't tell anyway
Not here. Winter is still, summer has wind.
^This!
What a load of....
Dear OP--show your wife the list of published data that shows that second hand vapor is totally harmless and won't harm anyone. Geez.... Join CASAA and educate yourself, your wife and your wife's friend.
CASAA: New study confirms that chemicals in electronic cigarettes pose minimal health risk
You don't have to go outside to vape. Unless you want to.
The air outside may be more dangerous to breathe than e-cig vapor, actually. Depending on where you live. It is in Los Angeles.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ttes-toxic-metals-exposed-2.html#post14050944
I'm in the same boat. As soon as I started vaping there was the flu going around. So my wife researched vapor and found this article and attributed her illness to my vapor. I never fogged out the house, just 4 or 5 puffs an hour or so. So yeah, I'm back outside as well.My wife's best friend sent the following article to her today and now I gotta vape outside. That's gonna suck cause I live in North Dakota. I need some ammo. Please help.
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The dangerous chemicals are a reality if you vape at insanely high temps. If you do the research you find that diacetyl and other bad things that could be produced generally occur at temps we don't reach unless we vape on a dry wick. Yuck!
Keep it reasonable at a level that recreates that of a standard cigarette, keep your wick from going dry, and the bad chemicals aren't produced. It's why I try to stay at 3.7v and 1.8 ohms. That gives me a cigarette like experience with good flavor. It's the push to high watts that is more likely to produce the bad stuff if the wick isn't able to keep up. Anything with a dry wick will heat up and begin to produce new chemicals. Don't let that happen.
It's just my belief, but I don't really think the bad chemicals are produced within reasonable vaping ranges. Coming down hard on ecigs because they can be abused or used improperly is like outlawing automobiles because people can create unsafe conditions by driving recklessly and exceeding speed limits.
This study has graphs showing the output of ecigs and comparisons to EPA guidelines for daily exposure. If you get bored with reading the whole report, at least look at the test results and the charts that compares vaping exhale to EPA standards for clean air. We beat them all by a significant margin. That starts on page 15 and continues on a few pages.
http://publichealth.drexel.edu/~/media/files/publichealth/ms08.pdf
Keep it reasonable at a level that recreates that of a standard cigarette, keep your wick from going dry, and the bad chemicals aren't produced. It's why I try to stay at 3.7v and 1.8 ohms. That gives me a cigarette like experience with good flavor. It's the push to high watts that is more likely to produce the bad stuff if the wick isn't able to keep up. Anything with a dry wick will heat up and begin to produce new chemicals. Don't let that happen.
It's just my belief, but I don't really think the bad chemicals are produced within reasonable vaping ranges. Coming down hard on ecigs because they can be abused or used improperly is like outlawing automobiles because people can create unsafe conditions by driving recklessly and exceeding speed limits.
This study has graphs showing the output of ecigs and comparisons to EPA guidelines for daily exposure. If you get bored with reading the whole report, at least look at the test results and the charts that compares vaping exhale to EPA standards for clean air. We beat them all by a significant margin. That starts on page 15 and continues on a few pages.
http://publichealth.drexel.edu/~/media/files/publichealth/ms08.pdf
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I went and signed up for casaa first thing this morning. Thx for the great info that all have shared.^This!
What a load of....
Dear OP--show your wife the list of published data that shows that second hand vapor is totally harmless and won't harm anyone. Geez.... Join CASAA and educate yourself, your wife and your wife's friend.
CASAA: New study confirms that chemicals in electronic cigarettes pose minimal health risk
You don't have to go outside to vape. Unless you want to.
I'm trying to persuade my boss into letting the employees vape indoors. I talked to him yesterday and he said he'd "check around" with his collegues and those higher above him. ;/ I just don't want to have to vape outside this winter..
Winter is coming..
Winter is coming..
Unfortunately North Dakota already has a law against vaping in the workplace.
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