Salutations TheBossMan420,
Perhaps the container doesn't always matter as much as what's actually being done with it...
I've revisited my old FogBong setup recently, with the intent to compare in parallel with my modded VG pipe.
Without hesitation i shall declare that the proper HerbalAire + Fog scenario worked best for me while making water bubles was the worst option by far, to a point where each successive inhalation would feel more like a challenge than a cause for enjoyment, because it made me drink a lot between successive coughs... Which was a forgotten issue with moisturized cannabic vapor! Go figure...
What happens is this. After a while i realized that contact with cannabic vapor around the throat may cause me to cough repetitively and this will ruin the session, unless i drink water before and after to avoid that apparently allergy-related symptom. Considering i've tested this with bags combined to water bubbling vs moist air it's definitely not about heat, yet i sense the added water vapor in the FogBong setup minimizes this contact with irritants a great deal somehow. So, instead of having to rinse my throat the FogBong method offers its protective effect through entire sessions. Then water drinking becomes optional!...
Quite frankly i find that relief is simply spectacular, but i still prefer my pipe because the boiler contraption required to generate sterile water vapor just defeats it as a result of the overall inconvenience. Yet i really doubt it would make a huge difference for me to use an expensive piece of glass anyway, while any configuration equivalent to this one should be an eye opener to those who tried it:
Well, at least if you've suffered as much from persistant coughing inconveniences as i did.
For all practical purposes only hot (boiled) water vapor makes significant contact with liquid water, of which the purpose is to cool off that steam so it can enter the cannabic path safely, the later being labelled "
THC" in my picture below:
My red arrow shows where hot boiling water vapor goes under water (the later is marked by a blue arrow), the cannabic vapor tube (
THC) only enters the bottle's cavity, away from this water. Flow restriction of the "
H2O" line controls moisturisation.
But my pipe happens to be self-moisturizing and hence sips of water compensate for its time-compressed tokes, more or less... In addition, sustained use of a FogBong can feel "taxing" after a while, probably because it's so easy to abuse!!