what is dangerous to vape?

[iJax]

vaping booze = bad...or a waste of good booze, or what?

How about vaping a cooking extract like lemon and garlic...or Oyster juice?

Food coloring is just PG with some dye...is that dye bad to vape and can I use food coloring to DIY mix with Nic e-juice?

 

[TL1000RSquid]

I clean my carto's with vodka so I'm sure I've vaped some plus its in some of the flavor concentrates that you make ejuice with so its safe. The rest I don't know, vanilla extract contains oils I believe which will kill an atty dont know how safe the actual vaping of it would be.

 

[Springbird]

There are a bunch of threads on the DIY subforum that answer some of your questions. Some things are a danger to your atty, rather than you, like some oils, and minerals that don't vaporize. Gum (found in some flavorings) is also bad for your atty. It's kind of hard to generalize. Also on the DIY forum are nice folks who can answer about specifics.

 

[TypeOholic]

what is dangerous to vape?

How about vaping a cooking extract like lemon and garlic...or Oyster juice?

How about instead of vaping lemon and garlic or Oyster juice, we just find a dumpster near a red lobster, jump inside and lick the walls.

I imagine the taste would be about the same!

Ugh, the thought of vaping oyster juice has actually made me a little nauseous

 

[Azarath]

For some reason, this reminded me of something gross and random like that shrimp or seaweed pringles they sell in Korea. *shutters*

 

[taz666]

my dog has death breath. harmful if it is inhaled

 

[Redbone]

I love seaweed and shrimp, but don't know if i'd wanna vape it...

Actually, I don't think it would be good for you to vape alcohol, or cooking extracts for that matter, but i'm in no way an expert.

 

[champions]

Not to mention volume to volume vanilla extract probably costs a lot more than some good juice.

 

[Kevin Freeheart]

I drink some booze through a straw. Inhaling alcohol vapors is known to cause intoxication faster. So while it might be bad for me to inhale, it ain't killed me yet.

I'd certainly stay away from salts. I recall hearing a statistic about the number of people who die when drownging. apparently, you're more likely to die after a saltwater rescue due to your lungs producing fluid to help expel salts that were inhaled.