Ok, yes, I love my clouds, but sometimes, at night, I like to take my vaping out of my bedroom where I'm supposed to keep it and puff away in front of the family room tv. Even in my room, sometimes the vapor is too dense and I'm starting to see a film build up on some expensive electronics... (don't lecture me about sneaking around, I'm 41 living in my parents basement during a divorce and man sometimes I just wanna do what i wanna do)
Sooooo, today i started fiddling around with different ways to enjoy my vape but keep the cloud contained, like the old paper-towel-roll-with-laundry-softer-sheet in it so many of us practice in college to prevent a certain smoke smell from getting out.
So far the best I've done is a small tub (a plastic container that the convenience store sells with cotton candy in it) in which I placed some (NEW) absorbent kitty litter and wads of paper towels. I poked a few tiny holds in it, but covered them with paper towel, and of course I made a mouth piece to blow into that is airtight at the edges...
I figure since we're supposed to dispose of unwanted juice in a ziplock baggy of kitty litter, and vapor is just juice in another form it MIGHT grab and hold some of it, same with the paper towel... absorbent. Through trial and error, I managed to get just the right number of tiny holes to allow pretty good outward airflow (otherwise I couldn't push the vapor in at all)though the exhale is slower than I'd like... when I had more holes, though, too much vapor escaped, so I settled on the current compromise, and i finally locked everything down with duct tape. My mouth piece is a glass tube that I have positioned a little below one of the wads of paper towel and pointing at the kitty litter.
IT LOOKS RIDICULOUS, let me tell you. Especially since I used Hello Kitty duct tape, lol
It's actually fairly effective, reducing the vapor that ends up in the room by roughly 80% of more, so while the room definitely doesn't get that tell tale floating vapor cloud, if someone were to walk in they'd definitely still see a bit of it and I'd be caught red handed.
I think I need something MORE ABSORBENT, or with less pockets in the material, than a paper towel to cover out-flow air holes, so that the air can flow through more of the vapor will be caught. I tried wetting it with some e-juice (some crazy part of my mind though it would help, like the way a wet sponge absorbs better than a dry one) but it made no difference.
Any suggestions as to a new material to cover the holes with that will let the air flow but collect the vapor? Or has anyone else come across the same need and found a more elegant solution?
thanks! JOCELYN
Sooooo, today i started fiddling around with different ways to enjoy my vape but keep the cloud contained, like the old paper-towel-roll-with-laundry-softer-sheet in it so many of us practice in college to prevent a certain smoke smell from getting out.
So far the best I've done is a small tub (a plastic container that the convenience store sells with cotton candy in it) in which I placed some (NEW) absorbent kitty litter and wads of paper towels. I poked a few tiny holds in it, but covered them with paper towel, and of course I made a mouth piece to blow into that is airtight at the edges...
I figure since we're supposed to dispose of unwanted juice in a ziplock baggy of kitty litter, and vapor is just juice in another form it MIGHT grab and hold some of it, same with the paper towel... absorbent. Through trial and error, I managed to get just the right number of tiny holes to allow pretty good outward airflow (otherwise I couldn't push the vapor in at all)though the exhale is slower than I'd like... when I had more holes, though, too much vapor escaped, so I settled on the current compromise, and i finally locked everything down with duct tape. My mouth piece is a glass tube that I have positioned a little below one of the wads of paper towel and pointing at the kitty litter.
IT LOOKS RIDICULOUS, let me tell you. Especially since I used Hello Kitty duct tape, lol
It's actually fairly effective, reducing the vapor that ends up in the room by roughly 80% of more, so while the room definitely doesn't get that tell tale floating vapor cloud, if someone were to walk in they'd definitely still see a bit of it and I'd be caught red handed.
I think I need something MORE ABSORBENT, or with less pockets in the material, than a paper towel to cover out-flow air holes, so that the air can flow through more of the vapor will be caught. I tried wetting it with some e-juice (some crazy part of my mind though it would help, like the way a wet sponge absorbs better than a dry one) but it made no difference.
Any suggestions as to a new material to cover the holes with that will let the air flow but collect the vapor? Or has anyone else come across the same need and found a more elegant solution?
thanks! JOCELYN
