I usually use a screen on the bottom to keep the little bits from dropping into the oven (especially when my stuff was super dry). Don’t see any reason why you couldn’t put a screen at the top of the chamber too, but I never bothered since the stems were so easy to clean
Welcome home.Thank you so much for answers everyone! I love this thing. In the past I only had vapcaps for 5-6 years and now i got a solo 2 and i feel this thing hits harder. Maybe because of the slower extraction? I don't know. What I do know is that solo 2 max is my new daily driver
good luck!Just bought a Solo 2 Max for $160 off some random website, hope it shows up
the best thing to do is try out the stems that come with it, you may be happy with them. test the vape at various temperatures, find what works for you, everyone is different! Then you can try other stems, etc. I love my S2 with a bong,I do use them stock stem occasionally.
Well in the few years I’ve owned the Solo2, it’s never been a cloud chucker and I’ve never needed or expected it to be. It’s my ten minute sipping vape. That’s it’s only role in my vape lineup. Flavor sipper. Upside down on a dry water piece, it’ll do that too, will fill up a piece with vapor and get you as right as the rain. Just added a Solo 3 the other day. I plan to keep that one in On Demand mode for bedtime quick hitting clouds that’ll ease the pain from the days and help me sleep. Honestly, I don’t recall ever reading any reviews touting the Solo2 as a cloud chucker. The Solo 3 might be your huckleberry.
No, the Solo 2cis not inferior, you just have a unit with a weak heater and should be sent in for warranty. My solo 2 is used almost exclusively with a bong at bed time, and it produces enough vapor to make me cough, even through our Ice bong!
Aha now this is a scenario that figures. It never occurred to me that Airizer would, on rare occasions, ship units with defective heaters. Good thing I bought a cheaper Airizer Air SE, that I wound up using exclusively. Seeing as this Solo II is over a year old, I am not sure of its warranty status, but the main reason I won't send it back is because of the draconian cannabis laws where I live. I'll just have to write off this purchase as a loss.
Have you tried it with a dry or wet piece to see if it will properly fill a chamber? Also, the first few times I used my Solo2, I was kind of like “where is the vapor”? That was outside on the patio. When I tried it at my desk at night with only the desk lamp on, it was like a car scene from Cheech and Chong, there was so much vapor.
I did the above quoted test (in 2021) while deciding whether to buy more OG Solos or get a Solo2. Based on the test I bought a couple OG Solos on a really great clearance sale and and now I have 4 working OG Solos. Two have never been used yet. One of the 2 in rotation was a battery replacement.
I always use a bubbler with my vapes because I am one of the few vape users who would suffer major lung damage if I made the mistake of using a vaporizer without a bubbler. Dry vapor is kryptonite to me, and I stumbled on this fact the hard way when I first started vaping. I wrote a few posts in this forum about my near-death experience when I used an Airizer Air without a bubbler, and even commented that in an ideal world, all vaporizers would be mandated to carry a warning that bubblers are absolutely essential for some users with sensitive lungs.
