Does your vapor get people around you lit?
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gunmetalshark
Glass Addict
Sometimes it doesn't even get me stoned
Bwahahah, im diing loool but i also have to say no...i vape pretty all time when at home and my wf wont get stoned...we even bought a THC pee test ( the sensitive one ) and it is was negative on her
What if you eat an edible? Does this get your friends high too?
I am so thankful for youtube. No need to try such things out for yourself.
I think this hotboxing thing is tightly bound to the culture of the smoke signals of the american indians, no?
I am so thankful for youtube. No need to try such things out for yourself.
I think this hotboxing thing is tightly bound to the culture of the smoke signals of the american indians, no?
Ramahs
Fucking Combustion (mostly) Since February 2017
What if you eat an edible? Does this get your friends high too?
I am so thankful for youtube. No need to try such things out for yourself.
I think this hotboxing thing is tightly bound to the culture of the smoke signals of the american indians, no?
Not as many grams total, but I like this one better. Good times, lol
newVaper420
Vapor Enthusiast
No
archangelz001
FIRE!!
Incidental second-hand vapor won't get anyone high unless vaping is going on by a group for several continuous hours in a small space. If you think they are acting high its likely your projection
Seek
Apprentice Daydreamer
Or their acting...If you think they are acting high its likely your projection
Deliberately or through the placebo effect.Anyway I would estimate that with an open window, she would get almost nothing.
In a closed room, it would probably be less than 1 percent of what you got.
In a tiny closed hotbox tent, she would probably get less than 10 percent of what you got
(you get 70 percent in the first hit, then ~10 percent doesn't get breathed back in, and she might get half of the remaining 20 percent because you are there too)
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steama
Well-Known Member
Cannabis can be toxic to dogs I just wanted to let you know weed is not for dogs.
https://www.caninejournal.com/dogs-and-marijuana/
https://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/toxicity/can-dogs-get-high-dangerous-effects-marijuana-dogs
If you question this please speak to your vet.
Haha, yeah hotboxing does get your friends high. Now that is a fog they produce! Wonder what color pictures that camera lens took after the shoot.Not as many grams total, but I like this one better. Good times, lol
I just have that weird feeling when you know how much it can help sick people and seeing most of that medicine ending up on walls furniture cloths etc.
MegaMan2k
Well-Known Member
This and the terpene aspect i think is the two most logical ways of looking at this.
arb
Semi shaved ape
Cannabis can be toxic to dogs I just wanted to let you know weed is not for dogs.
https://www.caninejournal.com/dogs-and-marijuana/
https://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/toxicity/can-dogs-get-high-dangerous-effects-marijuana-dogs
If you question this please speak to your vet.
Thank you this needs to be said more often.
t-dub
Vapor Sloth
That is the essence of this conversation . ..
I can give a picture using a $40 laser particle sensor. It is meant for air pollution and cannot handle a direct hit of a vape. The particles cap at 65,000 for the smallest size it can detect. So I figured the next best thing would be to measure a few feet away from the vape.
For a tiny test, I cleared the particles to very low numbers in a small room using a HEPA filter. Once the room was ready, I would blow out a hit (in a couple cases air is run through the inlet for no lungs). Each line of the graph is a session and what vapor is doing in a room after a hit while a HEPA is running.
Any particle smaller than 2.5 microns goes right from the lungs and into the blood. This is why breathing air pollution is not so hot.
IMO it takes about 1 hour for a single hit to be scattered. It was taking 45 min for the HEPA to clean the room to close to zero at the 2 smallest sized bins.
One last thing... I can take a hit in one room and go into another and add thousands of particles into that new space just by breathing.
Do you get high of a cloudy room? I dunno. To say it does nothing doesn't sound right though.
For a tiny test, I cleared the particles to very low numbers in a small room using a HEPA filter. Once the room was ready, I would blow out a hit (in a couple cases air is run through the inlet for no lungs). Each line of the graph is a session and what vapor is doing in a room after a hit while a HEPA is running.
Any particle smaller than 2.5 microns goes right from the lungs and into the blood. This is why breathing air pollution is not so hot.
IMO it takes about 1 hour for a single hit to be scattered. It was taking 45 min for the HEPA to clean the room to close to zero at the 2 smallest sized bins.
One last thing... I can take a hit in one room and go into another and add thousands of particles into that new space just by breathing.
Do you get high of a cloudy room? I dunno. To say it does nothing doesn't sound right though.
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Morty
Well-Known Member
Growing up I had a medium sized half cocker that we would get baked w/ a lot when my brothers & I were teenagers. Our dog was happy, playful, loving (& hungry) when we did this. Our dog lived to be 22.
My neighbor's dog is one of the biggest stoners I've ever met!
She's a large Rott & anytime you come by, if she smells weed on you, she'll start jumping on ya, pin ya down & lick your face. She licks the air & inhales everyone's exhales, following the green around the room. Whole time, she's running around, lovin' on people, happy as can be. I've never seen any dog get as baked as this. Hell, she could probably vape a few of this forums microdosers under the table. The dog is healthy, intelligent & going strong at age 18.Copied from the 1st link above:
Is Marijuana Bad For Dogs? (Research Studies)
Is marijuana safe for dogs? There are cases where some dogs have had longer lifespans thanks to the use of marijuana. Despite the opening for funding due to a hemp provision in a 2014 farm bill, however, there is very little research that has been done to date. For this reason, we are unable to provide you with 100% accuracy as to whether marijuana is bad, good or safe for your dog.
steama
Well-Known Member
You need more on anecdotal evidence for your post to mean anything. Regarding whether or not marijuana is safe or good for dogs you should contact your vet rather going on what you think you know.Growing up I had a medium sized half cocker that we would get baked w/ a lot when my brothers & I were teenagers. Our dog was happy, playful, loving (& hungry) when we did this. Our dog lived to be 22.
My neighbor's dog is one of the biggest stoners I've ever met!
Copied from the 1st link above:
Is Marijuana Bad For Dogs? (Research Studies)
Is marijuana safe for dogs? There are cases where some dogs have had longer lifespans thanks to the use of marijuana. Despite the opening for funding due to a hemp provision in a 2014 farm bill, however, there is very little research that has been done to date. For this reason, we are unable to provide you with 100% accuracy as to whether marijuana is bad, good or safe for your dog.
I can give a picture using a $40 laser particle sensor. It is meant for air pollution and cannot handle a direct hit of a vape. The particles cap at 65,000 for the smallest size it can detect. So I figured the next best thing would be to measure a few feet away from the vape.
For a tiny test, I cleared the particles to very low numbers in a small room using a HEPA filter. Once the room was ready, I would blow out a hit (in a couple cases air is run through the inlet for no lungs). Each line of the graph is a session and what vapor is doing in a room after a hit while a HEPA is running.
Any particle smaller than 2.5 microns goes right from the lungs and into the blood. This is why breathing air pollution is not so hot.
IMO it takes about 1 hour for a single hit to be scattered. It was taking 45 min for the HEPA to clean the room to close to zero at the 2 smallest sized bins.
One last thing... I can take a hit in one room and go into another and add thousands of particles into that new space just by breathing.
Do you get high of a cloudy room? I dunno. To say it does nothing doesn't sound right though.
Interesting. A little more goes into the lung than comes out. What does happen if you put a person in the room for 45 min. or so instead of the HEPA filter? Does the unit compensate for humidity?
C No Ego
Well-Known Member
@Cannabissaveslives monicker on youtube the Dude grew cannabis plants just for his dog. fixed hip issues ETC with that plant life... dogs are really sensitive to it and more for some than others like people eTCGrowing up I had a medium sized half cocker that we would get baked w/ a lot when my brothers & I were teenagers. Our dog was happy, playful, loving (& hungry) when we did this. Our dog lived to be 22.
My neighbor's dog is one of the biggest stoners I've ever met!
Copied from the 1st link above:
Is Marijuana Bad For Dogs? (Research Studies)
Is marijuana safe for dogs? There are cases where some dogs have had longer lifespans thanks to the use of marijuana. Despite the opening for funding due to a hemp provision in a 2014 farm bill, however, there is very little research that has been done to date. For this reason, we are unable to provide you with 100% accuracy as to whether marijuana is bad, good or safe for your dog.
I can give a picture using a $40 laser particle sensor. It is meant for air pollution and cannot handle a direct hit of a vape. The particles cap at 65,000 for the smallest size it can detect. So I figured the next best thing would be to measure a few feet away from the vape.
For a tiny test, I cleared the particles to very low numbers in a small room using a HEPA filter. Once the room was ready, I would blow out a hit (in a couple cases air is run through the inlet for no lungs). Each line of the graph is a session and what vapor is doing in a room after a hit while a HEPA is running.
Any particle smaller than 2.5 microns goes right from the lungs and into the blood. This is why breathing air pollution is not so hot.
IMO it takes about 1 hour for a single hit to be scattered. It was taking 45 min for the HEPA to clean the room to close to zero at the 2 smallest sized bins.
One last thing... I can take a hit in one room and go into another and add thousands of particles into that new space just by breathing.
Do you get high of a cloudy room? I dunno. To say it does nothing doesn't sound right though.
You probably want to use products low in limonene or it might make you blink.
Here's the scientific data:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15737487
"The effect on human eye blink frequency of exposure to limonene oxidation products and methacrolein."
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