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Whether you realize it or not bongs require a significant amount suction to make them function. Yes you will apply suction to a doobie but not to the same degree as a bong. Air II advertises that the II draws easier than the Air. There is a reason they mention that in their sales literature...

When you fire up your Air(I) a battery indicator light will go off before you set the temp. Green means full charge, next level of charge is a pinkish tone, then an orange tone then red. What I'm suggesting is recharge when you get to orange. So if you're on your third bowl and you switch on and...

I'm not an EE but somewhere along the line I picked up these bits of info. 1.Don't drain your vape batteries, on an Air (I) recharge when you get to orange instead of red. On Air II recharge when you have a slice of battery left as opposed to waiting until your battery icon is on...

Buzzkill warning! I'm convinced bongs are not a good idea. Before you get upset please let me explain. My opinion comes from virtually a lifetime of using the sacrament (started at 18 currently 67). It may also be helpful to know that during the majority of my time medicating I was a long...

Here's a little more data for what it's worth: Lab is right in a way. I wouldn't call the original Air (I) batteries garbage but after the Air II came out Arizer did upgrade their Air (I) batteries. If you get the new version of Air (I) batteries you'll find the designation "A-1" on the barrel...

I got my after-market batteries from IMR. They were not as good as the batteries Arizer sells despite the fact that they are generically identical in all superficial characteristics, except in some cases the IMR's were smaller in girth or diameter. My IMR batteries even came with a purple sheath...

I thought Arizer was high priced on their batteries so I went to the open market. This is what I found. Batteries I bought from Arizer fit snugly almost airtight into my Air (I). The aftermarket batteries had different diameters (in the same purchase order). I also noticed the girth of the...

My apologies CANtalk, I tried to recall the data from the top of my head. You are correct, benzene not butane is the problem in BHO. I hope that doesn't mean our on-line friendship is off to an inauspicious start. ""It's not a huge amount of benzene, but any benzene ingestion is concerning," he...

Sorry CANtalk, but you are wrong (in a way), while butane is not a carcinogen itself in its commercially produced state it contains benzene. Benzene causes leukemia. Research (from the Science Daily website): Cancerous toxins linked to cannabis extract Date: September 26, 2017 Source: Portland...

I did quite a bit of research on dabbing a few years back I even did a vid on it (but took it down as my research progressed). No.1 thing about dabbing is knowing what kind of concentrate you have. Ice/bubble hash is made without the dangerous chemicals found in solvents (i.e. bute - if its...

Howie: Or more scary: how creative the Right can be, when they're intent on killing the goose that lays the golden egg.

Arb, please excuse me for seeming contrary, it wasn't my intent. I can't speak for you, but when I'm producing I recognize everything that's a cost and that includes my time. If you're not factoring in your time in production you're probably overlooking your most significant cost. If you weren't...

Hmm, ever hear of opportunity costs? The vast majority of us will have to ask the open market what the price of weed is? The market will answer. As someone who has grown, I can assure you growers have an overhead and they have to make a profit above their overhead to stay in business. Could...

Growers gotta cover their costs my friend. I live in an illegal state and topshelf is $320 for a 28g bag. My dealer is pretty cool and lets me mix strains in 1/4's or 1/2's and still gives the oz price. Cheapest Oz. I ever got at a CO disp. was Chemdawg for $125 (in Trinidad - generally not a...

I love your signature!

That is indeed Mark Twain. Kudos to your literary eye.

Oh no, I believe I've misrepresented myself. I never swam high. I've tried it and I'm too relaxed to be competitive. On the other hand I've found that good weed slows the volleyball down (I'm talking pass-set-spike style volleyball). I thought being high was a big advantage in volleyball.

I'm using an identical stem, material and dimension-wise. I'm thinking maybe the higher air flow accounts for the longer (actual) heat-up time. This is my third Arizer product and they've all been sturdy so far. I've used my Air as a daily driver for a good three years. I put many years on an...

I'm turning 67 in a few days. Until about 4 years ago I was an avid long distance swimmer. I wouldn't get my suit wet for less than a mile. I usually swam three times a week, but if I was training I'd swim two-a-days never more than 4 miles a day. I started (crawl stroke) at age 17 on and used...

My Air was getting long in the tooth, I noticed most wear on the the toggle switch. So I decided to go with an Air II. Since my Air still works I did a little side by side comparison. This is what I found: My II takes a lot longer to warm up. I don't mean warm up as indicated by light or in the...