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If it'll fit in my old man purse (refering to the G43) it's portable. Angus is an easily portable HighLighter (which still fit's my description with Red's power control and a big enough power bank). I think HighLighter is the first halogen/ball vape commercially done which makes Angus the first...

"Dosing solutions for PRO" by u/patricia_AirVape in the r/AirVape subredit 🙃

My unregulated's are my most favorite ftw nic vapes, I meant it as a complement 🙃 I mean big clouds, big fun Absolutely. I hope to own one some day.

TM's are the unregulated box mod (one of the first styles of nicotine vapes) of the weed vape world. You are pulling high amps from the battery when you push that button so you want the cell with the highest amp draw available. Right now that's the Molicel twins, depending on if you want 2600 or...

Going to the .org gets you into the Discord LTIL. It's easier for my mislaid mind to remember the web address over the location of a discord invite 🙃

IMO everything except the TinyMight. Unless you're ordering Molicel P26s or P28s, then yes.

If I did that poor old Angus'd grow a beard o' dog hair 🙃 Seriously, I'm actually looking for a food safe/minimum component bees wax/hemp oil formula product. Everything I've found thus far contain a bunch of stuff I can't pronounce along with the 2 or 4 things that are OK.

Entexchange does live on at .org rather than r/ or whatever the reddit prestension was ...

Usually I'd be in complete agreement but it's last on the ingredience list and only there for texture/spreadability. Like the carnuba there for it's hardiness. Besides, I've been using Van's (or same formulation, different name) on my butcher block and wooden cooking gear for decades without...

I use Van's cutting board wax on all my wood. Beeswax, carnuba and olive oil in a big, cheap tin that I always have to use with kitchen wood. Ed's and Red's and etc.'s wax are really nice too.

It's not the mouthpiece, per se, but the silicon piece. The bad one's too small in a teeny tiny amount and the shape slightly off. Probably because the material shrank a bit too much when cooling.

If you bought it direct all you have to is email customer service with a request and order number to get a replacement. I guess they might want to see a jpg of an invoice or receipt if you bought it elsewhere. Or you could buy a new one like I did when I ordered extra screens and gaskets 🙃...

Interesting. I wonder if that piece is from the new or old version of the POTV and what plastic is being used. Also wonder if something has changed in the formulation of ISO since that which shouldn't be named. Inquiring minds want to know 🙃

That's nice. However, You are basing your argument on unverified pictures of damage off the internet and "taste/smell" reports, from possibly sensitive individuals, which have been "post office gamed" around until it's now the word of god. I honestly don't think so. I'll wait for someone I...

I wonder how many users here, on Discord boards and Reddit, for example, would agree with you? I suspect you would be in the minority. Maybe someone can do a poll. Other than the perfectly normal robot fart wiff for the first bowl, I've had no off-putting smells, aromas or tastes with the...

Ehhh, maybe? It really (kinda, remember that fiberglass was used for cigarette filters at one time) depends on material specs, interactions between tha material and vapor components, heat, wear, ... the list kinda goes on. Don't forget to include variable individual sensitivities too. Oh, and...

Plastics (actually everything in general and man-made stuff in particular) can off-gas products and by-products that aren't at all healthy for us humans to inhale with our cannabis vapor. The real question is what temperature the plastics starts to release noxious poop. Some, like S&B's, are...

Does anyone know if the "new" screen fits the old oven?

Honestly might be interesting if you live in Cali or where ever else they deign to make their "loaded" prepacks available. Like the Era except with weedies 🙃

Generally ISO (99%) only gets used on metal and glass. For plastic/rubber/silicon parts I use unscented dish soap and hellishly hot water with q-tips/ear buds to clean and the same water to rinse. A short dip in undiluted white vinegar and a final hot water wash and then drip dry. To be honest...