If you aren't allowed to vape in a hotel room should we really be telling people how to get around that rule?
Vaping in a hotel room?
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What I do is ask a manager on the property and just ask them. I stayed at a hotel and the lady said she remembered me from staying there one time because of me asking if I was allowed to vape in the room vrs the guy that has been staying there for a month, my co-worker. She thought that was top notch of me to ask. I was allowed to because of it being unflavored I believe but that is what I showed here that I wanted to vape in the room. Also maybe mine being a tootle puffer had to do with it as well. I went outside to blow clouds.
highly unlikely, rare at best. I am TDY several times a month across the US and have never set off an alarm with a REO sub OHM setup. Just use common sense and don't go cloud chasing and you will be fine.
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If I really needed a fix I'd just take a couple fat pulls and hold it on longer. If you're going to chain vape I'd just take it outside probably. Haven't had the circumstance yet.
I travel frequently and been vaping in hotel rooms for 3 years with no issues, besides the fact that it's virtually undetectable the maids even they smell something they'd have no idea what it is...vapor doesn't smell like smoke, actually...most if not all people that smell the vapor around me tell me it smells good, I wouldn't worry about it.
I think so , i really do , i took time and thought this over for a good while as well but i'm sticking to getting around that rule somehow , some rules just have no business being rules and this is just an atrocious rule imo .
I'm not going to put up with it and i'll suffer the consequences when and if i get busted.
So follow the rules unless you don't like the rules and we wonder why vapers get the same bad rap as smokers
Some good information so far, i'll be in Pigeon Forge in hotels for a week so was wondering about vaping in the room and got my answers here
Depends on the type of alarm.
I'd ask about it.
If vapers asked at the hotel, that gives the hotel a heads up for the future.
If people merely routinely vape in hotel rooms and set a pattern of setting off alarms and inconvenience from evacualtion, hotels are going to get annoyed with vapers in particular instead of catering to vapers.
I highly doubt one person vaping in a hotel room would set off an alarm, maybe if you were having a cloud contest...but one normal vaper...no way.
I've seen this post for quite a while and have finally decided to add my thoughts. Go to the bar and drink instead of sitting in the room. I hate hotels unless it's really something grand. Since you're in a new place, go find a local vape shop. Lots to do and see. 
I've blown clouds and clouds in hotels all across the USA! Haven't once set off a fire alarm and usually run a sigelei 150 with a starre tank at 60 watts. But, I always ask the manager at the front desk if it's cool.
I'm running my .3 ohm build right now in a Hampton at 85 watts and no problems
I'm running my .3 ohm build right now in a Hampton at 85 watts and no problems
Bottom line for me is smell, you can vape in a room for hours and there's absolutely no traces of it...think about how much you vape in your car, have you ever smelled any trace or had anyone else get in and say...what's that smell, I highly doubt it.
I actually started vaping because of hotels. We went to Austin for a concert and I knew it would most likely be smoke-free as most of the city is, even bars! I was too scared to be trapped on the 18th floor of a smoke-free property so I got online and bought a G6 kit and some juice. No problems with vaping in a VERY nice hotel but Austin is a pretty pro-vape city. I was hiding it the entire time until I got in an elevator with a guy using a mech mod just throwing clouds. He walked through the lobby looking like he was on fire and nobody even looked twice. From then on I just used it everywhere including inside the venue with not so much as a comment. It may greatly depend on how popular vaping is wherever you are staying.
I'll have to disagree with you, I don't care what kind of smoke alarm it is, someone vaping in a normal manner by themselves in a room won't set off an alarm...a smoker in a smoking room doesn't set off alarms, why would vapor.
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