I have that same song in my head!!
There are 2 main types of smoke detectors, photocell and ionization, maybe? And they have different sensitivities. Anyway, they are not "smoke" detectors they are "particulate matter" detectors. Stealth vaping and keeping the vapor away from the sensor and you should be fine,
I think it would be interesting to have someone compile a list of flavors that have a strong "scent residue" and those that have an undistinguishable odor residue. It would be good to know!
I asked HR and they said we are a tobacco free environment and it's not allowed. She then asked if I needed to report a violation. I said it was just a conversation some of us were having. I decided not to explain to her that there is no tobacco in these. ;-)You may want to run it by your HR department. I asked mine and they said I could vape in the office as long as there was no fire, flame (I don't exactly understand the difference), and no smoke, and of course no one complains. I've been vaping at work for a 4 months now.
I tried sneaking off to the bathroom at chuck e cheese at a kids bday party to vape. But the guy in the stall next to me sounded like he just ate a deep fried cabbage and bean burrito so I had to get out of there ASAP !
I am constantly stealth vaping at work. I started with the bathroom, now I have it down to a science at my desk and no one knows the wiser *evil laugh*. I keep it in my sleeve and raise my hand to my mouth like I am deep in thought "puff puff". I could win a stealthy award!
I live in Frisco! Niiiiiice