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This is from Vapor Genie Site Isn't it dangerous to inhale lighter exhaust? Completely burning butane produces essentially only carbon dioxide and water vapor, which are harmless. Other compounds are created in trace amounts (partially combusted hydrocarbons, NOx, etc). Lighter exhaust is...

Lotus. Its like a vapor genie but you dont inhale butane exhaust. http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/the-lotus-vaporizer.2595/

Not steep, i mastered the Lotus much faster then my Genie. What i meant is that it is not the same as pressing a button or positioning a knob, and pulling like many electronic vapes, so there is a higher reward when you master the technique of the unit. As for butane, you don't inhale any...

...Lotus, it's exactly what you need. I had a Genie and the Lotus is light years ahead in taste and extraction. Plus you don't inhale butane exhaust which is very hot on the throat. My advice is to get the Lotus Kit, only 20€ more, and you get a lighter and the water piece adapter which allows...

...and i taste the wood a bit. Don't know if its better or worse than the glass vg but i'd wager its on par because you don't inhale butane exhaust fumes. Plus you can actually clean it and it's durable. With glass, you're in for quite a surprise. Rivals with the best. And it is so easy to...

The glass genie would be comparable in taste to the lotus jhook kit, the wood genie is 30% cheaper. I like the wood genie because it looks like a regular pipe, the lotus is a weird pipe for those who don't understand vaporization and would turn some heads on a public space where the genie would...

I think your best choices will be Lotus/Vapman in case you don't want to inhale burned butane exhaust or a lithe if you are in for that shit :).

First off, Tweek missed the big point, you heat the copper then shut off the lighter, and move the unit to your face to take the hit. No butane fumes anywhere at the time, let alone near the inlet holes. 'Zero' exposure. He's spot on about lighters, though, you need lots of hot and careful...

First off, Tweek missed the big point, you heat the copper then shut off the lighter, and move the unit to your face to take the hit. No butane fumes anywhere at the time, let alone near the inlet holes. 'Zero' exposure. He's spot on about lighters, though, you need lots of hot and careful...

I asked the Hammer guys about vertical use and they said it is a possible for the butane exhaust to get into the intake air stream if it is used at more then a 45 degree angle. here are the pics from a few pages back, credit to OO who i think posted them originally...

Hi satyrday, The thing you are worried about is non existent. it still works the same way. The airpath is closed off. The metal tube you inhale through gets its air from a lower point while the exhaust of the gas/butane/exhaustfumes is on top of the hammer. The tube is really just lying in the...

These answers are all correct. Heat is applied to the outside of the stainless steel tube (right in the middle). The exhaust gasses stay on the outside of the stainless tube and exit out of the top center of the Hammer. Your clean air travels only on the inside of the stainless tube. There...

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VaporGenie.com Nov 17 (4 days ago) to Joe hi You are wrong. Combusted butane is vastly cleaner than smoke. If you dont like butane flames, you can use a hempwick or other burning material. It sounds like you are trying to sell a product. Are talking about the "ubie"? dan On...

The airpath is stainless steel and glass only. The exhaust from the butane flame flows around the airpath and out of the top vent, so it never enters the airpath. Clean air goes in one side of the stainless steel heat exchanger, then straight into the glass stem that holds your materials. The...

...easier to inhale at the proper speed when I used it. Go figure. So the bad news is that for those who absolutely refuse to inhale butane exhaust (you all know who you are), this vape is not for you. The good news is that I'm not one of those people, so I plan on enjoying this little...

Hey Calen ! + 1 on that.. I will never again use butane for BHO or inhale its exhaust ..... I could always taste those waxes you were speaking off.. And recently have evaporated whole bottle with 5x filtered and there was nice smelly toxic layer there for me to scrape .. LOL.. Also having in...

What a nice info :).. I always hated.. normal lighers,expecially plastic ones.. I could taste the butane even when i used to combust joints.. I think of they as gas sparying geisers.. Another thing that bothers me is those with the mechanical stone... it dusts off when you roll the ignition...

In response to the above post, let me ellaborate: Several vaporizer designs have been made which require the user to inhale a heated gas, generally produced by a butane lighter or burning hemp wick. These include the VaporGenie, VapeOrSmoke, VaporStar and Ubie (how quaint!) among others. When...

Hey Vaperlock! I really have to take issue with you on some of the things you said in your post! I'm not familiar with this unusual taste- it certainly doesn't happen on my unit. But the silicon they used to make the mouthpiece is ultra-heat resistant, so it wouldn't give off any fumes at the...