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Is smoking out a of a vaporizer better for your lungs?
What are the health effects of smoking out of a vaporizer?
Answer by nonldsinutah
Smoking isn’t good for you, period.
Answer by ~amber
A vaporizor will not burn the bud , therefore no carbon monoxide will be inhaled. It is a better way to go. Really. It will creep on you though so dont go overboard. You think your not getting high and then all of a sudden the vapors kick you in the a s s…lol. gOOd luck!
How hot does a conduction vaporizer for herbs get? Like the dome or globe styled ones?
I’m interested in purchasing one (please spare me of telling me that I should save up and buy a better one). I’m just really curious as to there actual max temperature. Thanks!
Answer by i + i
Not exactly an engineering question, now is it?
Vaporizers run between 300 and 400 Farenheit.
Depending on certain conditions THC vaporizes at about 365.
Answer by peetr
Different ones have diff high temp probably around 500 F. It’s just a cut off 30 Watt soldering iron under there, heating the pan. And at highest temp it chars the material which is about 500 degrees.
The box style vaps were invented because the globe style don’t work well. I was there, I know.
If you want a good vaporizing experience but don’t want to buy one of the cheap crappy knockoff box styles, then the next best thing is buying a big bowl for your bong at the head shop, and a heat gun from Harborfreight.com. That works.
If you have some reason for wanting the hot plate style/dome style rather than one of the whip or bag styles, then ok, buy one. But don’t expect to love it.
How do I get my vaporizer to start?
I think my water has a very low mineral content, so I’m supposed add a couple pinches of salt. But I have no salt in the house. Can I add something else to the water to get it going? What exactly is it about salt that gets the water boiling?
Answer by Marcus
To get it started you only need to fill with water, turn it on and let it heat up. There should be an instruction sheet. Some models allow you place aromatic oil near the steam spout. As to the salt, my understanding is that it prevents water from reaching a rolling boil. I think I have heard of that when boiling eggs.
Why does my vaporizer spew water with little steam?
My vaporizer has been spewing water instead of lots of steam. How do I get it to just steam nicely?
I did put some salt in it and the water does turn dark now. How do I clean it out good?
Answer by b.j.
check the tubing, filter… the container of water.
could be plugged or you may have a break somewhere.
Answer by happy_wifey
Hard water lime build up…put a pinch of salt in it next time you run it….
Answer by Frank J
You’ve been using water that is less than pure. You probable have calcium/lime built up in the nozzel. You’ll have to clean it thoroughly, and then try to use filtered water in it.
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