I didn't read through the whole article. From the little that I read, he doesn't seem to be ranting about health issues; just giving some cleaning advice and keeping himself relevant. I wish him good luck in all of his honest business endeavors.
Yes, agree, but not sure if folks are addressing the question re-posted in the middle of your posts directly above. Everyone knows that smoking is bad for health, especially over 1+ PPD, and "serious health issues" are highly probable.
Any cigarettes you don't smoke improve your odds of avoiding health issues.
Agree with the business & marketing aspect but IMO there's no way in heck that vaping leads to leaving residue on furniture, floors, ceilings, clothes, etc, and that implication might be a disservice.
I suspect it makes a difference how someone vapes. If a person plays human fog machine all day, I think it might leave noticeable residue on some surfaces.
My front windshield begs to differ here. VG absolutely leaves a residue, how much of one depends on your juice and vape style.
Me too, exactly like that. Like a baby bird in the nest, not yet fledged, I vaped while smoking, then smoked while vaping, just learning the ins and outs of vaping, the options for procurement, equipment, flavors, for carrying it outside the home, packing it, vaping in public, all the while using both crutches. The day came when I loved vaping and did not want to be a smoker any more. I flew out of the nest, never looked back, never had another cigarette from that day to this. My flight date was the Saturday after Thanksgiving in 2012. I woke up the next day knowing I was a nonsmoker. I still very often feel it's a miracle to wake up as a nonsmoker.
My liquid is 80pg/20vg and I have never experienced the interior windshield issues some vapers have spoken of. I do think that always, even before vaping existed, the interior windshield and windows have to be cleaned now and then, of dust, moisture condensation that dries up and then occurs again the next day and daily when the exterior temperature is different than the interior temperature, of the steam flying out of fast food containers (I like eating in the car, my bad). Any kind of moisture will combine with the dust, pollen and particulates you can never stay ahead of, and eventually film the interior glass in the car and in the home. Whenever I face the assertion that "vaping causes this or that...", I make the comparison with life before vaping. I hope that helps.
thats the blah blah blah part...Well, yeah, sure, AT, but you gonna die just like all those kids with that poison and pipe
bombs and stuff!
