Vaping in hot humid weather
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I don't see how humidity would affect the function of your vape, other than too much moisture could be causing a short.. If it working, it should still be heating and vaporizing the fluid. I can see how humidity or the dew point level could affect Steam production but not vapor production. In my mind the drier and colder the air then the more STEAM will be seen in the vapor. The hotter and wetter it gets the less steam you see in the vapor.
It's 51 right now, on the other side of the Smokies, here in Knoxville.
Could it be that your battery needs a charge? I work outside and know all about humidity and heat. it's never affected my vape. Yes, you can still get a puff.
Colder months will automatically show larger clouds exhaled. Just think of when we were kids and could blow a cloud with our breath. We thought we were so cool, because it looked like we were smoking. Yeah, cool kids. :eyes:
Could it be that your battery needs a charge? I work outside and know all about humidity and heat. it's never affected my vape. Yes, you can still get a puff.
Colder months will automatically show larger clouds exhaled. Just think of when we were kids and could blow a cloud with our breath. We thought we were so cool, because it looked like we were smoking. Yeah, cool kids. :eyes:
Yeah, I'm in New Orleans, and haven't noticed any difference in performance on our more humid days.
What is hot and humid? (Sitting here freezing in Indy....)
That made me laugh. If you want the correct definition of hot and humid it's called South Carolina.
nicotine concentrate is affected by heat. Not sure how the chemistry works but I know it should be stored in a cool place out of sunlight. A friend of mine in australia once got a shipment of eliquid from the states that didnt work, or rather it seemed to have no nicotine content. They sent him another batch and explained that they'd had problems due to funny weather.
(maybe that was just an excuse, i dont know)
But this doesn't explain it if you think your ecig works inside and not outside. thats just you.
You don't know hot and humid!
Yesterday it was 94° and the RH was 96%. A cold front came through last night and it is now 84° with the RH dropping to the mid 60's.
Yesterday it was 94° and the RH was 96%. A cold front came through last night and it is now 84° with the RH dropping to the mid 60's.
I do notice a little bit of a change when I am outside in the heat and humidity, or just in the car before it cools completely. It seems the juice gets a little thinner in the heat. I am still able to vape, however it there is not as much vapor- or doesn't seem that there is.
I am glad October has arrived--I am a cool weather girl! Summer is not my favorite!
I am glad October has arrived--I am a cool weather girl! Summer is not my favorite!
Well Bama has its share of hot and humid days.
I was wondering about your voltage, coil condition and pg/vg ratio's. May be a combo of these causing the issue.
I have found my high vg juices are more viscous after sitting in my truck all day and the vape has less volume or cloud
until the juice cools some.
I was wondering about your voltage, coil condition and pg/vg ratio's. May be a combo of these causing the issue.
I have found my high vg juices are more viscous after sitting in my truck all day and the vape has less volume or cloud
until the juice cools some.
When I am outside and it's hot and humid my liquid seems to thin out alot. And can sometimes lead to gurgling, and flooding. If I know I'm gonna be outside all day I leave my Silver Bullet at home. I just don't like having to fiddle with things while out doing stuff and it's not like I'm gonna die not having a vape for a day.
When it is hot and humid I feel nothing. Not food, not vape, not, pardon me, women.
But I am an alien. Northern type of an alien.
But I am an alien. Northern type of an alien.
I've noticed it seems thinner when it's humid also. Am I the only one that seems to feel heavier lungs too? More liquid seeming to live in my throat? Maybe sinus drainage is part of that though. Glad the nasty part of summer is over
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