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I had that problem with some of my new clearomizers too. It was a taste from the plastics manufacturing I think. I soaked my new ones in white vinegar / rinsed / repeated until the smell was gone.

I like switching between evod and clearomizer - one is warmer the other gives a clearer taste.

Hope to try dripping soon with a SS mesh.

I switch back and forth too. The clearo gives me a more powerful vape and is most like smoking to me. I use the CE3 without a tip and it works great! The evod is just so simple to use that I like it too, as long as I don't break the evod's threads in my vamo!

 

[pesky_human]

Here's a post about the differences between analog and vaping techniques. The first time my wife tried vaping, she did took a lung hit and choked. Now I can't get her to touch the thing.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/337017-inhalation-technique-e-cigarette.html

That just blew my mind. Seriously.

I have been a menthol smoker for 17 years and have pretty sturdy lungs and have been noticing that there is a definite burn on the throat and lungs that tends to subside as the day progresses. I have been improving my technique to get more vapor production (drawing slower and longer) but have also been inhaling. I had NO idea that people were basically using a PV in a manner of a cigar. Going to have to experiment with this.

This should be required reading for anybody starting out. That throat hit the first time is reckless and I think that, like some of the other posters in this thread, it might turn a lot of first timers away from the experience.

Thanks for posting.

 

[jfalbanese]

Just call me Bill. As your former president let me tell you two things. I didn't inhale. And I did not have sexual relations with that woman. Do you want a cigar? Now really. As a ex cigar smoker. I don't inhale. Everything before this was just in fun.

i inhaled for 41 yrs. i have seen the inhalation technique discussed often. vaping for me is nothing like smoking. i inhale the vapor, but not deeply like i did with the cigs. i found in the beginning when i was reducing the analogs, when i would vape after a cig, i would get the harshness, and cough. once i stopped smoking my lungs got accustomed to the vapor.

 

[VapinWolf]

I inhale the vapor just like when smoking a nasty, just habit. Funny thing for me was when I first started vaping there was NO problem. It only started choking me when I went back on nasties for a couple days. Toughed it out, it rarely bites that hard now. Sometimes after eating or if I go a while without it that first vape does get me though. Good Luck to all those trying to get rid of the nasties.

Happy Mother's Day if it applies

 

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Here's a post about the differences between analog and vaping techniques. The first time my wife tried vaping, she did took a lung hit and choked. Now I can't get her to touch the thing.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/337017-inhalation-technique-e-cigarette.html

That is the article that was most important to my vaping experience I love ECF's Library!

 

[zami]

That just blew my mind. Seriously.

I have been a menthol smoker for 17 years and have pretty sturdy lungs and have been noticing that there is a definite burn on the throat and lungs that tends to subside as the day progresses. I have been improving my technique to get more vapor production (drawing slower and longer) but have also been inhaling. I had NO idea that people were basically using a PV in a manner of a cigar. Going to have to experiment with this.

This should be required reading for anybody starting out. That throat hit the first time is reckless and I think that, like some of the other posters in this thread, it might turn a lot of first timers away from the experience.

Thanks for posting.

You're right, Pesky...it should be required reading. As I mentioned in my earlier post, I've been smoking for more than 50 years and some of those years were unfiltered Luckys & Camels & Chesterfield, etc. So I didn't think anything could bother me. Nearly choked to death when I started to vape about 4 years ago, put down the e-cig and never touched it again.

Just bought new everything and am really committed to trying again. But I'm having a really hard time trying to remember NOT to inhale directly into my lungs. In fact, I'm still afraid to inhale period...cause I don't want to choke and DEFINITELY don't want to get turned off again!