Just saw an episode of Live PD where the cops had a guy in cuffs questioning him about his vape mod. All he could tell them was about cloud competitions and vape tricks and not a word about how vaping helps folks quit smoking tobacco. Go figure...lol
...along with paraphernalia and no insurance.
And what was that chasing the white dragon bit ?
Good grief.
Live PD is one of those shows I don’t watch. I do hear about it here occasionally though and everything I’ve seen so far implies I’m not missing much.
Poly Glycol is used in all kinds of stuff. Just about anything with perfumes like soaps, dish soap, shampoo, deodarant, etc.
My wife is skin allergic to it and cannot wear yellow gold jewelry because of it. But she can vape with it in her favorite e-juice.
Cloud making gets a lot of attention these days. But so did really loud Japanese sports cars and hacky-sack for a while. It'll pass.
What may not pass with all those states legalizing everybodys favorite weed is people driving around vaping that stuff. And the police are looking for that these days.
Dang shame too. Because most vaper types are just "smoking" an electric cigarette.
In Florida, there currently are only 2 legal methods to use MM. Vaping it is one of them.What may not pass with all those states legalizing everybodys favorite weed is people driving around vaping that stuff. And the police are looking for that these days.
Dang shame too. Because most vaper types are just "smoking" an electric cigarette.
The cops on tv did test his vape juice for THC. And found none.Poly Glycol is used in all kinds of stuff. Just about anything with perfumes like soaps, dish soap, shampoo, deodarant, etc.
My wife is skin allergic to it and cannot wear yellow gold jewelry because of it. But she can vape with it in her favorite e-juice.
Cloud making gets a lot of attention these days. But so did really loud Japanese sports cars and hacky-sack for a while. It'll pass.
What may not pass with all those states legalizing everybodys favorite weed is people driving around vaping that stuff. And the police are looking for that these days.
Dang shame too. Because most vaper types are just "smoking" an electric cigarette.
Poly Glycol is used in all kinds of stuff. Just about anything with perfumes like soaps, dish soap, shampoo, deodarant, etc.
My wife is skin allergic to it and cannot wear yellow gold jewelry because of it. But she can vape with it in her favorite e-juice.
Cloud making gets a lot of attention these days. But so did really loud Japanese sports cars and hacky-sack for a while. It'll pass.
What may not pass with all those states legalizing everybodys favorite weed is people driving around vaping that stuff. And the police are looking for that these days.
Dang shame too. Because most vaper types are just "smoking" an electric cigarette.
They are shocked when I tell them it's used for foam reduction in that Coke they are drinking
I agree. I have seen multiple tests on vapes on Live PD recently. Fortunately, almost all of them have been negative for ..., but it's still a concern. The officers on last night's episode were much less informed than any I have seen. I was honestly surprised that they needed so much "information" about vaping. That was in Texas, too!
How can you be so sure? Coke is famously secretive about its syrup fomulas. Not accusing, just curious.Except that it's not in Coke products. I cannot say for sure about Pepsi products but it is for sure NOT in Coke products.
Here is a sample list of food drinks items that it IS in though:
Common Foods and Drinks Hiding the Antifreeze Compound
How can you be so sure? Coke is famously secretive about its syrup fomulas. Not accusing, just curious.
Fair enough.First and foremost PG is an ingredient that is required to be listed on the label and it isn't listed. Second after spending some time searching (although not really a lot) I cannot find any source other than the post in this thread that makes that claim.