Which has more chance of frying, PG or VG when running hot?

[BadHabit]

Does having some water in it help?

 

[Xanax]

I know I'm not directly answering this question the way you want it but I do know that VG vaporizes at a higher temperature but if you are vaping at 5-6v or higher VG juices produce this nasty throat tickling sensation and weird taste. Ick. Something I've experienced in every VG juice at 5 & 6v. Even plain unflavored VG did this. I have found PG juices to be quite stable at higher temps.

 

[sanfordf]

A little test is to put some of the juice (3-4 drops) in a spoon, put a flame under it (stove, torch or lighter) and do a timed test. It's also how I check for the amount of residue the juice leaves. Less residue is better IMHO.

 

[txwalt]

A little test is to put some of the juice (3-4 drops) in a spoon, put a flame under it (stove, torch or lighter) and do a timed test. It's also how I check for the amount of residue the juice leaves. Less residue is better IMHO.

Might want to take note about who's around before doing this test?