Multiple vape setups for multiple floors?

[ViCKi LEEKX]

I'm currently under contract on a lovely two-story home where the bedrooms are upstairs and the living areas are downstairs. This will be the first time I've had more than one story to roam around in, so I was wondering how you guys handle that in terms of vaping?

Do you have a single setup that you carry from room to room and floor to floor? Or do you have one setup per floor, so that you don't have to be dragging it up and down the stairs (I'm quite clumsy...). If you have multiple ones, do you use identical pieces on each floor? Or one type of vape/glass upstairs and another downstairs?

Thanks!

 

[Meghan]

Ah, I deal with this dilemma constantly.

My favorite vape to use when I'm at home is my Underdog--it hits the hardest, conserves the most, and has the most unrestricted draw. But at the moment I only have one power supply, so I'm constantly relocating the thing. It spends most of its time on my nightstand, but I often take it downstairs in the evenings when we're watching TV. I find it a huge pain in the butt to have to unplug, gather cord, replug, honestly, so I'm hoping to a) buy another VVPS, and/or b) buy a second UD.

I actually bought my Arizer Solo specifically because I was sick of dragging the UD around with me everywhere I went. It's similar to a log style vape and so it also conserves decently. That has become my primary "TV-watching" vape, since I can just bring it to the couch with me without any fuss.

Honestly, I can't imagine just getting by with one vape. I medicate in too many different situations for a one size fits all type of solution. For me, I like having an array of different tools. So far I haven't thought about duplicating set-ups with the exception of buying another UD...I have a log, I'd love a twig. That way I could have a faster-heating UD and a permanently plugged-in station on each floor. Perhaps then I will reaching vaping nirvana!

 

[Hippie Dickie]

i need to select several of the choices.

lately i have been testing carry case designs so in the evening i take my main vape (model 14 version 3) from my office in the digital dungeon to the family room upstairs. Not a hassle to carry since everything fits in the case.

i do have several extra battery packs and a charger stashed at both locations.

i also have an earlier version of this vape (same firmware) to use upstairs. But it's always (and only) the cube.

 

[Fully Melted]

I'm currently under contract on a lovely two-story home where the bedrooms are upstairs and the living areas are downstairs. This will be the first time I've had more than one story to roam around in, so I was wondering how you guys handle that in terms of vaping?

Do you have a single setup that you carry from room to room and floor to floor? Or do you have one setup per floor, so that you don't have to be dragging it up and down the stairs (I'm quite clumsy...). If you have multiple ones, do you use identical pieces on each floor? Or one type of vape/glass upstairs and another downstairs?

Thanks!

What are you vaping? I really need some of that! lol
Besides, everyone knows you are supposed to hold still while the house and it's vapes just keeps floating around you... M. C. Escher Rule of vaping.

I do get your point... just make sure you empty out your vacuum cleaner bags regularly, there is a ton of dropped weed in there. And likely some old coke from the 80's a previous tenant never reclaimed.

No one keeps a vape on each floor anymore. Soooo very 2000's. That's why you hire a Bud Butler to serve you and clean your gear. They work for ABV and reclaim scrapings. It's a bargain.

 

[SD_haze]

What are you vaping? I really need some of that! lol
Besides, everyone knows you are supposed to hold still while the house and it's vapes just keeps floating around you... M. C. Escher Rule of vaping.

I do get your point... just make sure you empty out your vacuum cleaner bags regularly, there is a ton of dropped weed in there. And likely some old coke from the 80's a previous tenant never reclaimed.

No one keeps a vape on each floor anymore. Soooo very 2000's. That's why you hire a Bud Butler to serve you and clean your gear. They work for ABV and reclaim scrapings. It's a bargain.

Bah, Bud Butler is totally 2011!

Everyone knows that an extensive pneumatic tube system hooked up to your remote-controlled vaporizer can provide remedy to all your multi-floor needs!

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Launch Box/TV UltraDART keep me locked down. I slip the occasional candy or three in my pockets as well. Portability is neat

 

[ShipDit]

This is an easy one...A LAUNCH BOX IN EVERY ROOM!!