What do you "not" like about vaping?

[Herb396]

So many things to love about vaping. Everything from the coolness factor to the independence /freedom from cigs. But what say you on things you don't like about vaping.

For me it would only be the dehydration, if I don't have a bottle of water around I can't really enjoy vaping for very long. The extra water never hurts the body, but I am now the bathroom 12 times a day.

 

[Hippie]

hmm...maybe the cost the comes with vaping as it transitions into a hobby or a collection. hahaha

 

[ErroR19]

the massive amount of paper towels I go through when filling all my tanks.

 

[vincent93]

People starring at me like a weirdo

 

[grandmato5]

I don't like not knowing how long my juice delivery system is going to work before there are problems or it entirely stops working. Be it attys or cartos or clearo, or RA's one never knows if it is going to work for a day, a few days, a week, a month, or longer. I look forward to the day that we know with relative certainty that what ever system we choose will work for at least 3 months before we need to toss and start using a new one. I've been lucky in comparison to many in that what I choose to use most often works for a fairly long time but it's still frustrating at times to not know for certain how long to expect.

 

[Faylool]

Dry mouth. I vape pretty much all the time. I also drink more than plenty. ( yes, nonalcoholic and nit tea or coffee) So I keep hard candy around and somebody said cinnamon candies help with tasting you juices flavor. Well it doesn't hurt that's for sure but elo I'm not sure.

 

[jamentertainment]

just the fear that it will become illigal to buy juice or use PV's in public...little scary

 

[tc1]

Sleep issues. I've yet to make a lower nicotine strength juice to start using close to bed time. This generally causes me to stay up later than I prefer (I'm kind of a night owl to begin with though).

 

[DizGrizz]

All of the above plus having to carry around juice, batteries, various atomizing devices, backups...

That said, it would take a very large guy with a very big stick to make me switch back to analogs

 

[boardopboy]

Now that I have worked most of the kinks out, and have settled into a system... Federal Regulation. That's what I'm most concerned about.

Though, I suppose some regulation would be ok, and possibly even a good thing... In the back of my head I still fear an all out ban.

 

[tc1]

Now that I have worked most of the kinks out, and have settled into a system... Federal Regulation. That's what I'm most concerned about.

Though, I suppose some regulation would be ok, and possibly even a good thing... In the back of my head I still fear an all out ban.

Now with Big Tobacco entering the scene and all their lobbying money ... I doubt an all out ban will come. We COULD see regulations that push out the "little guy" though. Luckily I DIY juices as well so I don't really have to worry about my juice supply going out of business. As far as devices, no way in heck they'll be able to prevent people from getting their hands on them. All they would have to do is market them differently.

 

[patkin]

Hands down *pun intended* liquid on my fingers and replenishing kleenex every grocery trip. Also the fear I'll leave a used one out for my pets to get. Oh, and the smell when I open the top of the coffee can next to my chair to dispose of them in. Yuck almost as bad as the old .... buckets we used to smoke around in the military.

 

[EddardinWinter]

I would say the dehydration thing, too. I cannot go for long (even when not vaping for a couple of hours) without a bottle of water, iced tea, or whatever. I did not used to need so much refreshment. Oh well. A small price to pay.

I used to hate carrying all of the stuff, too. But now I have everything I need with Juice and backups for coils, clearos, and batteries in a little zip up case that is about the size of a fat sunglasses case. Now this requires me to use some small 5 mil bottles so I can have three juices at any time, but, a small price to pay and refilling them is easy with this little needle attachment that fits almost every bottle I have ever seen.

 

[tc1]

Actually ... the fact that vaping makes you drink more water is a good thing. Most of us never drink as much water as we should daily, vaping is a friendly reminder that your body loves the h2o.

 

[DizGrizz]

ErroR19, have you tried a tank refilling tip like this one? Chrome DCT Refilling Drip Tip
It really helps. Just be sure to run the juice down the side of the tip and always leave a 1/4" or so of air at the top of the tank because the tip takes up less room than the carto and you don't want to overflow when pushing it back up/out. These also help to keep from damaging the O-rings in the tank.

P.S. Don't get one of these...they don't work. http://www.madvapes.com/stainless-steel-dct-refilling-tool.html

 

[sfreignsupreme]

I always check my twist every other vape, and always finding a drop or two of juice in it. I like vaping, but I had the leaking!

 

[ErroR19]

ErroR19, have you tried a tank refilling tip like this one? Chrome DCT Refilling Drip Tip
It really helps. Just be sure to run the juice down the side of the tip and always leave a 1/4" or so of air at the top of the tank because the tip takes up less room than the carto and you don't want to overflow when pushing it back up/out. These also help to keep from damaging the O-rings in the tank.

P.S. Don't get one of these...they don't work. Stainless Steel DCT Refilling Tool

I actually have one of the slap yo momma fillers but I tend to try to fill every tank to the top which can cause some juice to come out when sliding the carto back up through the top of the tank.

 

[xanderxman]

There is nothing about vaping that I dislike. The possilbe regulation passed by some faceless, money hungry group of people that couldn't care less about my health is truly scary. If the FDA deems it necessary for "public health" to limit or ban access to vaping related items then I see very bad things happening for those of us that have used PVs to get off cigs.

For some "unexplainable" reason (money) the FDA just can't see that vaping is a good thing to get people off of cigs and into a healthy lifestyle. Here in the US we have given away too much to our government and now they can run our lives with impunity. Good thing those extra large sodas can't be sold in NY City but at least we can still buy cancer causing products. At least we have our priorities straight.

 

[MrSmith99]

...and the smell when I open the top of the coffee can next to my chair to dispose of them in. Yuck almost as bad as the old .... buckets we used to smoke around in the military.

Ummm, what the heck are you throwing out? There are no disposable items with any of my rigs. I can't even fathom what your talking about. If you mean tissues with juice on them they should smell like cookies or what ever juice your using. They shouldn't smell bad. Please reply, inquiring minds want to know!

What I Don't Like About Vaping:
1. Flooding my atty and having to blow it out.
2. Failing atty causing low vaper.
3. Having to mix some juice once in a great while.
4. Always thinking something may be better (Wanting Provari, Lava Tube, or VV Reo Grand).

 

[Iffy]

What do you "not" like about vaping?

Any type of dry hit!!!!!