Can these things catch fire? How long is it safe to leave an ecig in the charger? Any tips for safety?
"Its amazing the contradicting info on this forum.. "
I don't think anyone here claims to be an expert? {looks around}
Ok, well, maybe a few do.
IMO..The ecig contradicts itself on its own...
Why are we worried about fires? Because they are made in China? Im not worried about fires- there are a lot of stuff plugged in around the house from China. I think my house was even made in china. My American flag was too. Just like our military's uniforms are...
Seriously- do you guys not leave your cell phone charges plugged in?
I don't understand the worry.![]()
The worry?.. its called paranoia. Some people have issues with this 'demon', and its tough to overcome.
Good for your power bill, I guess?![]()
If you want to do an "unattended" battery charge then I suggest using a timer plug-in like you see for turning lights on while you're away on vacation. Then set the timer for the prescribed number of hours your battery needs to charge.
Thanks for the tip, very useful to prevent the possibility of over charge.
well F.Y.I . just in case we have forgotten why do manuels say first charging should be 4,8,12 hrs when the light turns green a long time before that aloted first charge time is done? if it did completely stop chaarging when the light turns green ,what is the sense ? P.S. I do use a timer myself JUST IN CASE LOL! most electronics tell you to unplug when not in use & i believe they wouldsuggest to not leave anything charging when you can not supervise it you know be around and alert.