My girlfriend and I were recently having this discussion and we both seem to have different definitions.
To her:
1. A mouth inhale is taking the vapor into your mouth, maybe letting it hit the back of your mouth/throat and exhaling. The way cigar smokers are supposed to smoke. This is how she vapes and she gets a lot of vapor coming out.
2. A lung inhaling is going from mouth into lungs. The longer you hold it in it becomes stealth.
We both agree on the stealth part.
To me:
A. A mouth inhale is what she considers a lung inhale. First into the mouth and then the lungs.
B. A lung inhale is breathing it in the way you would air. Straight from PV to lung without being collected in the mouth first.
I always do a 2 or A and as a result don't get nearly as much vapor coming out as she does.
We're not trying to win any debates with each other, just get in sync with the rest of the vaping community on terminology.
To her:
1. A mouth inhale is taking the vapor into your mouth, maybe letting it hit the back of your mouth/throat and exhaling. The way cigar smokers are supposed to smoke. This is how she vapes and she gets a lot of vapor coming out.
2. A lung inhaling is going from mouth into lungs. The longer you hold it in it becomes stealth.
We both agree on the stealth part.
To me:
A. A mouth inhale is what she considers a lung inhale. First into the mouth and then the lungs.
B. A lung inhale is breathing it in the way you would air. Straight from PV to lung without being collected in the mouth first.
I always do a 2 or A and as a result don't get nearly as much vapor coming out as she does.
We're not trying to win any debates with each other, just get in sync with the rest of the vaping community on terminology.