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I just deleted two posts from @Vapomans that a) discussed moderator actions, and b) continued the off-topic discussion. I also handed out two warning points. If anyone has a comment or question about this, you can send me a PM. Edit: got a PM telling me to delete the account. Done.

It could be another week or even more. It doesn't matter. There is no point in reopening that thread just to have the same arguments repeated. Meanwhile, this thread is about the Aerolite, not the Angus or fiberglass. Please keep to the topic. Any further posts along this line will be deleted.

I have received a reply from Mike and I expect he will post here shortly. I have unlocked the thread but please do not post unless you have new information. In particular, do not post just to disagree with someone else. Thanks for your cooperation. Edit: Mike has asked that I keep the thread...

Due to rampant and repetitive speculation and not a little nastiness, I am locking this thread until @YLLVAPE OFFICAL responds. I am sending a PM notifying Mike.

I just moved 13 posts the a new thread In General Discussions: Offgassing from XMAX Starry 4. From our rules: If you have a question or comment regarding material safety, post it in General Discussion. Do not post it in a model thread.

I just moved 9 posts to a new thread: Fiberglass found in Angus Enhanced. Materials safety discussions do not belong in device-specific threads, even if it is about unsafe materials found in a particular device. Since these posts were not about the Aerolite, they were also off-topic.

I just moved 39 posts to a new thread: Fiberglass found in Angus Enhanced. Materials safety discussions do not belong in device-specific threads, even if it is about unsafe materials found in a particular device. The correct approach is to mention the problem and link to a thread in General...

Sure, so work out what your total weekly consumption is and divide by 7. Easy! I assume that's what you did.

I thought it would be interesting to see what kind of curve develops here.

Our policy, which I have posted many times, is that controversial topics are permitted in the Lounge threads as long as they don't cause flame wars to erupt. If you have issues with the political comments in this thread, then simply avoid the thread. Don't attempt to dictate what others can...

It's not as decriminalised as you might think:

In my opinion you are using the term incorrectly. but I am not a lawyer and will not argue with you. I absolutely agree that illegal actvities are taking place. I am the moderator, and you have put me in a position that I hate. You know from past transgressions that this kind of comment earns...

The tone of these posts is not acceptable. If you can't be courteous to each other then I will start deleting posts and handing out warning points. @ValleyVapes has accurately described the essence of this issue. This is well known to anyone who has paid any attention; however, racketeering is...

planetvape.ca has been planethaze.com for quite a while now, but the old website still functioned until recently. The website indicates that they are behind in shipping orders (there was a recent medical emergancy) and asks for your patience.

If you do not want to be part of this community then no one is forcing you to post here. We certainly will not delete all your posts simply because you have decided that we have "low standards for heath and transparency". We do have rules: If you have a question or comment regarding material...

This thread is not full of complaints like yours. I doubt that most Rogue 2 owners are delusional. It is more likely that your unit is different from most. It's not safe to generalize from a single sample.

That's an interesting point; however, it does not conteract the fact that increasing temperature also increases the quantity (and size) of particulate matter released.

Yes, you do need a substrate to condense on. You do get more vapour with higher temperatures.

That is not how it works. Clouds form when the air is saturated and cannot hold more liquid, so it condenses into water droplets.

Vapour is colourless. It needs something to condense on, which would be the particulates released by heating. You can't see it until it condenses.