Q: Ecigs in the HEAT

[wdave]

It seems that my DSE901 really went south in the latest hot weather we are having in Ohio.

Am I seeing a known issue? Do any other ecigs have this issue?

Thanks,

Dave W.

 

[Sun Vaporer]

It seems that my DSE901 really went south in the latest hot weather we are having in Ohio.

Am I seeing a known issue? Do any other ecigs have this issue?

Thanks,

Dave W.

I have been e-somking for almost a year now, and can say that the weather outside in the blazing heat of summers down here in Fl, I have not personally noticed the outside temp has any effect on my e-cigs--------Sun

 

[nubee]

About the only thing I have noticed with the high temps in Chicago is that my juice "drains" better/faster and I can flood my atty more easily. VG based seems to flow better than PG so I use more PG based juice and keep my carts less topped off. Li ion batts are sensitive to heat so you don't want to let them sit out for long in direct sunlight.

 

[Lynae]

This is all really good to know. Are most of the juices you buy online PG? Seems like that's what I'm finding. Maybe I'll have to figure out how to make my own...

 

[nubee]

I think PG was the original approach to juice making and most of the flavors I've found and like are PG based. Johnson Creek is one of the first I found with a VG option for all of their flavors. Prices and turn around time are pretty good so I've never considered making my own. JC is an incredibly professional company - their own label, bottles, mixing rules and shelf life, etc... As with everything, you'll probably have to try stuff out to find what you like and works best for you. JohnsonCreekSmokeJuice.com

 

[blackbug]

I did wonder with my old e-cig (I don't know its name), whether the times I got juice in mouth bore relation to how long it had spent in my pocket warming up.

 

[cosican]

I find the juice responds quite well to the higher tempertures outside or in the car, My cigs do well in the heat, I live in North Carolina and we know hot.

 

[Jim Davis]

I find the juice responds quite well to the higher tempertures outside or in the car, My cigs do well in the heat, I live in North Carolina and we know hot.

Hey Cos!!

Good to see you around again. To stay on topic, I'm working in southeast Texas right now 'bout 150 miles from home. 111 degrees. I'm in a plant with broken down AC, drinking Gatorade by the gallon, and my RN4081 is puffin' happily along.