Smokey room problems

[Clouder]

@Neal are you saying we can vape dog food?

 

[Neal]

@Neal are you saying we can vape dog food?

No Mate, that is not what I meant, but having tasted some rather dodgy liquids in the past, someone may have already been using dog food as an additive. I did actually get a bottle of liquid in the UK called "Dog's Bollocks". Think I shall stay away from that on future trips.

 

[Clouder]

HAHA @Neal ja, I wanted to say I think I have actually vaped dog food before without knowing it! These R20, 10ml juices from china....... EISH!!!

 

[Casper]

Boet, I'd like to see what you come up with. Yesterday in my car on the way to work, it was waaaaay too cold to open the window, eventually I had to, as I could physically not see out of the front windshield anymore. I just could not see the road!! WHAHAHAAAA

My wife also complains that she cannot see the TV.

Unfortunately, my office and @Clouder 's office does not have windows. So, no win there...

 

[Alex]

I dilute most juices with PG, gives a better throat hit, good flavour retention and wispy clouds that dissipate quickly.

 

[theyettie]

Put a humidifier and a dehumidifier in the room and let them fight it out...

On a serious note, back when I smoked and we partied with all the friends my wife always let us smoke in the house (because she reckoned we screw up the party if the smokers stand outside and the rest inside). The downside was that the next day she always complained about shortness of breath and a stuffy nose due to the second hand smoke. So she devised a cunning plan; she put the humidifier and air purifier in the living room whilst we smokers were inside the house. It completely sorted the smoke related issues out.

Now my reasoning is that if it was able to nullify the smokey house syndrome it should be very efficient with vapour.

 

[ShamZ]

Hi @Scorpion_8900

Or maybe try liquidise some of those Tabard mosquito repellant sticks and try vape it

Only joking, dont do that. Might be dangerous. Hehe

Should give a pretty good throat hit eh @Silver

 

[Ruan]

Hi guys,

Ever noticed after vaping in an enclosed area (such as a room or small office) you walk outside and come back in and you're like... Whoa, its cloudy in here. Well this happens to me alot, especially with my RDA and sub-ohm tanks.

Although its counter intuitive to Vaping, I would like to keep my room cloud free, or at least minimal.

Looking for either a DIY solution or a cheap air filtration (under 300 bucks).

Get hold of some old PC cooling fans and wire it up to a USB cable like so: http://www.instructables.com/id/USB-Fan-Out-Of-Old-Computer-Fan/ currently I plug mine into the TV for power as the windows are behind the TV.

I have two on top of each other held together with cable ties sitting in the window sill facing outwards. The missis gets upset if I hotbox the lounge so I generally just blow the vape in the fans direction and it gets pushed out the window. Works pretty well.

 

[Mark121m]

haha the same
gf complains about it but then joins in on the Cloud creation
my RDA creates most of the cloud