Setting off my smoke detector!

[DesmondTheMoonbear]

I can't be the only one this is happening /has happened to.
Now ill admit, my rsst does put out some pretty big clouds, and last night was the first time this has happened, and it was my rsst. But now it just happened while using one of my protanks. DubsTF?
Using 18mg 50/50 flavorz by Joe golden grams in the rsst and 50/50 FBJ banana peach mango smoothie in the protank.
Am I the only one??

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[tnash]

Something must be wrong with that smoke detector. Has never happened to me and I'm 10 feet away from mine. Heck, didn't happen when I smoked analogs either. Is it a real old dectector?
I use mostly protanks these days also.

 

[WillyZee]

replace the batteries in your smoke detector ... or better yet, replace the unit.

vaping should not set it off.

 

[riseabovethestorm]

Only a matter of time before the ANTZ create a vapor detector, though.

 

[DesmondTheMoonbear]

Doesn't look too old. then again, I'm only 22, and with the nano-sized account of attention i pay to things like this, who knows lol.

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[belsenj]

Replace the battery. Once a year.

 

[Mark Anthony]

They will go off when vaping close enough to one. I've seen hard wired ones go off if you blow vape clouds at them.

 

[DesmondTheMoonbear]

Wouldn't the battery being close to dead make it less sensitive?

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[tnt56]

There's two types of smoke alarms. One sees the smoke/vape, and one senses what's in the air. I think. I set the one off in my bedroom all the time.. Quite a shock at 2am.

 

[Grimwald]

There's only one logical solution...it involves a baseball bat...are you emotionally attached to that smoke detector?

 

[WillyZee]

Wouldn't the battery being close to dead make it less sensitive?

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no ... they become more sensitive as the batteries get weak.

 

[Rickajho]

If it's ten years old-ish it should be replaced anyway. Some of the older technology models react to anything they "see" in the air. In one apartment we had, one detector was so bad you couldn't boil a pot of water for pasta without setting it off. Just making toast - the non burned kind - would set it off. The kitchen wasn't anywhere near the smoke detector - it was two rooms away.

This is also why it's a really REALLY bad idea to try and sneak a vape in those tiny toilets on planes.