Does anyone find it a little different vaping in the summer compared to the winter months? Drying out, etc. How about the northern regions compared to the southern regions...drier air, low humidity? Anyone get affected by this?
Vaping in the Winter compared to the Summer
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VG liquids seem a bit thicker is the only change ive noticed so far. but the winter is young.
Have to force myself to drink water when weather is cold (and drinking more coffee anyway) so dehydration is more likely.
I'm defiantly curious about this myself, having only started vaping in September. I plan on a lot more fluid intake for sure!!
Watching the smokers freeze their butts off while I stay warm and satisfied inside. 
Vapor production does not seem as great in the winter when vaping outside but I don't mind as I am after the nic, not the vapor. Other than that I don't really see a difference.
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Vapor production does not seem as great in the winter when vaping outside but I don't mind as I am after the nic, not the vapor. Other than that I don't really see a difference.
Jag
I live in CT, so I know about this first hand! I quit in October, so I started out vaping in the fall/winter. While my bronchitis went away within two days of being analog free, I also was bugged down with dehydration, until I regulated my water intake(important in the winter!); dry skin, which I already have a problem with in the winter; feeling colder from lack of water and vaping; less/more vaping, if the winter season is stressful... a lot of things can change, so just keep drinking water and put some 100% shea butter to keep your skin smooth and soft.
This may be simply psychological, but I find that I'm not as cold when I vape something "warm" like Snickerdoodle or something close to it. Then again, I guzzle coffee like a maniac, so I'm never too cold.
This may be simply psychological, but I find that I'm not as cold when I vape something "warm" like Snickerdoodle or something close to it.
Then again, I guzzle coffee like a maniac, so I'm never too cold.
I live in CT, so I know about this first hand! I quit in October, so I started out vaping in the fall/winter. While my bronchitis went away within two days of being analog free, I also was bugged down with dehydration, until I regulated my water intake(important in the winter!); dry skin, which I already have a problem with in the winter; feeling colder from lack of water and vaping; less/more vaping, if the winter season is stressful... a lot of things can change, so just keep drinking water and put some 100% shea butter to keep your skin smooth and soft.
This may be simply psychological, but I find that I'm not as cold when I vape something "warm" like Snickerdoodle or something close to it.
Great post ! Oh ya, I have like... 5 pounds of raw cocoa butter lol I make my own body butters for the winter
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Yes. Go outside and inhale a gulp of cold air. You will get astounding throat hit.
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