Hey i just got a new bottle of HV Strawbarries and Cream and it tastes pretty good.. not actually the color i thought it would be though. heh thinking it would of been red but anyways.. wifes says it smells like Cotton Candy? She likes the smell though (Which is a good thing!) lol.. as i cant stop vaping in the house and i've never smoked in the house and its a little unsettling to her.
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cool i have to order some of that next time. yeh i never smoked in the house either but i vape a lot in the house. today she said her chair smells like nicatine. i said no way she said yehhh it does. i didnt think it was suppossed to smell like nic. any comments on this?
Ask her to describe the smell - I think she thinks she smells it. My wife doesn't smell anything after I vape.
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The S&C really is good. My wife says she can smell the nic and occasionally it will affect the aromas to the point of making them hard to identify. My sense of smell has not come back to a point where I can tell any difference.
If I happen to be vaping Blueberry Crumble and my daughter gives me a good night kiss, she says I smell like berries...lol
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With all due respect to your significant others, nicotine is colorless and odorless. No one can possibly be smelling nicotine. It's more likely they are smelling other components of your e-cig, such as the flavoring, and mistaking it for nicotine. Nonsmokers are often very keyed up and expectant about someone smoking around them. I'm reminded of the person who thinks they see someone "smoking" and automatically goes into convulsions of fake coughing before realizing the person has an e-cig and not a real cigarette.
True, the nicotine is usually mixed with pg and/or vg as a base liquid for mixing. The aroma in the vapor produced by this base liquid is the aroma my wife associates with, and labels as, nicotine. That being said, the higher mg strength of nic solution requiring me to add a higher volume of vg/pg to reduce the mg strength to a usable level for me, seems in turn, less objectionable to her. Buying nic solution at already acceptable mg levels seems to be the most objectionable. This leads to my questioning thought - Is there something else added at the original factory/vendor mixing that might contribute to the objectionable aroma? Just my observation.
Michelle can you please come to Florida and splain to my wife that she is wrong. But i didnt know nic was oderless. ok heres a question for ya or anybody. when we smoked cigs what was that smell then that was on our clothes. I thought that was nic. but i guess not then what was it. also years ago when i smoked in the house in the 70 s say if you sat in a certain chair for years the ceiling above would get yellowish. Did nicotime cause that yellowish color or something else.
man guys i remember when i was a small kid in the 50 s and my mother used to tuck me in at nite she always had a cig in her lips and i loved that smell. so what the heck is that smell. Now i hate that smell so goes to show ya what ecigs are doing for us.
thanks for any answers. Happy Vaping to all my brothers and sisters
man guys i remember when i was a small kid in the 50 s and my mother used to tuck me in at nite she always had a cig in her lips and i loved that smell. so what the heck is that smell. Now i hate that smell so goes to show ya what ecigs are doing for us.
thanks for any answers. Happy Vaping to all my brothers and sisters
It was/is probibly all the crap that is all mixed together. Remember, it's the tar that analogs give off that cruds up the lungs, so maybe it's that.
I believe that nicotine does have an odor, actually, but usually we're dealing with such low levels that it's usually something else that you're smelling.
Actually, nicotine is described as colorless and odorless, however there are many forms of nicotine and extraction processes available...The Nic I use is extracted from tobacco...Some companies use pharmaceucital nicotine that may or may not be extracted from nicotine...Tobacco has an odor and anything that is burndt will have an odor as well...
thanks for stopping by Drew and giving explanations. your the best and thanks to everyone else for replying to my questions
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