finch
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TV said:Was curious about the discussion of charring and found the following information on it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrolysis
I would imagine each piece of wood reacts a bit differently to continuous exposure to heat. Pine is going to char fairly quickly because it has so much tar and a weak cell structure. Sugar maple on the other hand should take much longer to char if at all. Woods used for smoking meat should be safe. Some aromatic woods should probably be avoided.
Does the application of bee's wax extend the time it takes to char the wood? It sure soaks into the wood around the heat exchanger.
It there a particular type of wood that has not experienced loosening of the heat exchanger?
oh wow this is news. I just checked my Zap and it does seem to sound loose inside. Should I be worried about this? How do I fix this, new zap? I really like this vape so I doubt I'll stop using it, but this makes me stop and think a little bit, I dont' know if makers of this type of vape were familiar with this charring