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I don't see PETA having a problem with it...as long as Mr Kitty/Bunny is wicking properly there should be no burning or discolouration...it's all good
LOL, I'm pretty sure they already make that... See below:
http://nerdapproved.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/liquid-....jpg
Mmmm, sounds tasty...gotta get me some of that Liquid ..., especially the type meant for dripping
ok, that was gross but I'm not deleting it...I'm still laughing like a 4 yr old...
Also if we label it as a Kunny or a Bitty they dont have a category for either. Now if you shave your Bitty it wont wick properly.
No, NO,,, bunny fur wick tastes very bad when the coil runs dry.
(Please don't ask me how I know this)
(Please don't ask me how I know this)
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Putting the rabbit aside I have ordered 1/0 candle wick unwaxed no zinc or lead, 400 ss mesh and 32 and 32 gauge kanthal. I'll wait for the vivinova before I try a cotton ball, and no, I won't be visiting the pound.
The effect of breathing cotton fiber was touched on early in the thread.. has that been cleared up?
The effect of breathing cotton fiber was touched on early in the thread.. has that been cleared up?
Sounds like you're locked and loaded for full on wick experimenting
I thought about the "breathing in" of cotton fibers as well then I thought that seeing as 80% of all textiles used around the planet contain cotton and the first thing we're strapped into is a cotton diaper I came to the conclusion that if breathing in cotton fiber was dangerous we'd all be dead a long time ago...just my
Sounds like you're locked and loaded for full on wick experimenting
I thought about the "breathing in" of cotton fibers as well then I thought that seeing as 80% of all textiles used around the planet contain cotton and the first thing we're strapped into is a cotton diaper I came to the conclusion that if breathing in cotton fiber was dangerous we'd all be dead a long time ago...just my
It's not like we are wearing asbestos. I mean I think cotton fibers are most likely too large to get too far into the lungs. Now bunny fibers I cannot attest to.
Call me silly but what are cigarette filters made out of, seriously any idea?
Its ironic isn't it, how afraid we are of the unknown now, but when we knew it could kill us, we didn't worry about it.
Its ironic isn't it, how afraid we are of the unknown now, but when we knew it could kill us, we didn't worry about it.
A few cotton fibers would be way down on my list of things to worry about.....
(from Wiki)
95% of cigarette filters are made of cellulose acetate (a plastic), and the balance are made from papers and rayon.
And lets not forget all the glue we smoked from the roll your own papers. (zig zag)
Well that prolly explains why it tasted so good to light the wrong end.
on another note, I tried to skooch the gauze wick over in the coil. It broke right apart.
May be a good thing it did as the coil was pretty gunked up by then.The next one the juice and wick was getting a little dark. So I rinsed it off clean in the sink, Dripped some juice on it while still wet and it continues to vape good 10 mil later. I think the water may help break down some of the juice build up on the coil.
@RR,
I don't bother cleaning now, a 75' roll of Kanthal is about 5 buck and a ball of yarn is only a dollar two nighty eight.
So for less than 10 bucks worth of supplies that should last about 300 years,,,, I'm good.
I don't bother cleaning now, a 75' roll of Kanthal is about 5 buck and a ball of yarn is only a dollar two nighty eight.
So for less than 10 bucks worth of supplies that should last about 300 years,,,, I'm good.
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