Smoking, we took lung hits and exhaled. I stopped taking lung hits shortly after I started vaping. I inhale and keep it in the mouth, then I exhale through my nose. For those who do mouth hits, do you hold it in for a few seconds before exhaling so you can get more nic?
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Mouth Hitters, Do You Holding It In (the vapor)?
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As do I. I did it with smoking, aswell.
To this day I still don't understand how a person can direct inhale. It's like you're swallowing the vapor/smoke. How can you even enjoy it? That's like eating food it without chewing it first.
blows my mind. lol
always..I like to roll the smoke to the back of my throat hold it there for a couple seconds and then inhale into the lungs. Most flavors I blow out my mouth except for an occasional sweet flavor I will exhale out my nose.
Easy for me. I just position my tongue so the vapor flows over it. I taste every bit as it flows down into my lungs, then I taste it again on the way out.... ...It sounds kind of gross when I put it like that.
Whats a bit amazing to me is that most of the people who directly inhale cigs- like they are trying to get it down to their toes seem to have the worst health problems.
45 years of smoking i never took a lung hit.
i didn't even know ppl did that until i read it here after starting vaping.
even as a 3 PAD smoker, lung hits sound painful
i didn't even know ppl did that until i read it here after starting vaping.
even as a 3 PAD smoker, lung hits sound painful
I was gonna post something about this as well.. asking how many people direct lung hit or hold it in mouth then inhale. I have only been vaping for close to 3 months now, but I have always direct lung hit. I've tried modifying my technique to mouth pull then inhale but I don't get as much vapor that way it seems.
I suppose it depends on if you are hitting a warm or cool vape. Sometimes I'll get a warm vape which chokes me up a bit but usually only once.
It is really so wierd to direct lung hit?
I suppose it depends on if you are hitting a warm or cool vape. Sometimes I'll get a warm vape which chokes me up a bit but usually only once.
It is really so wierd to direct lung hit?
FWIW there's a sticky
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...9-inhalation-technique-ecig-vs-cigarette.html
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http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...9-inhalation-technique-ecig-vs-cigarette.html
YMMV
If I do the mouth draw followed by inhale, I seem to get a really unpleasant throat hit. With cigarettes, I could go either way, but with vaping, I have to do a straight lung hit.
I'll take a draw and hold it briefly in my mouth before inhaling or just do a direct lung hit short or long depending on the juice, device or my mood. Same as a lot of things vape related compared to smoking, there's a learning curve to it. If I would have tried a direct lung hit when I first started (and I did) it would have caused me to gag in agony (and it did) .
I keep it in my mouth a few seconds then inhale, same way I did it with analogs. Guess I just do what I'm used to.
Never took a direct lung hit as a smoker, didn't as a vaper until a month ago when I drilled out my Igo S RBA and now I prefer that over anything else. I like a deep fast lung hit without holding it for more than a second.
I hold the vapor in my mouth for a couple of seconds, then either blow it out my nose, my mouth or french inhale. Almost never take a lung hit - didn't when I smoked stinkies, either.
I never did lung hits when I was a smoker. Too harsh for my liking. When I vape I'll usually do a short pull then blow through my nose with no inhale. Then, a slightly longer pull with a slight inhale then blow it out. 
Normally I hold it in my mouth for a second then inhale through my nose. It seems to get a bit a vapor to my lungs but most of it gets exhaled through my mouth and nose.
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