Using the VHW w/out silicone ring?

[lepstadder]

Man i burn through these things fast...

I have used 3 in less than 6 months

they just get brittle and disintegrate

I ordered the replacement kit that included 10 of them but what am i to do before then ????/



HELP!

 

[bluntfaced]

burn that shit!

 

[Hippie Dickie]

why would you want to continue using them? clearly they are the wrong material to use for that application, eh?

 

[lepstadder]

bluntface- no thanks, combustion is not my style, and i dont think my lungs could handle it after vaping so long...


Hippie Dickie_ i agree they should either have thought of something better or given you a handful of them with the unit...


anyway i found that if i turn it up real high i can get a decent size hit just before combustion


waiting for the VXC very impatiently


as well as my silicone rings

 

[minnesnowta]

A blazemaster sounds like the only choice. No silicone needed but it's a wait and I dunno if it's worth it with the vapexhale comin....

 

[lepstadder]

The blazemaster bowls dont seal as good

I am still having this problem, burning through rings at an alarming rate!

 

[AgentofChaos]

Is there a difference between a VHW and a Vripmaster? Are they both all glass air paths?

 

[gobbly]

hmmm, I'd go ask in the vripmaster thread... I haven't had the same issue at all, and my understanding was that this was the food-safe/heat-safe silicone, and should be 100% safe for use up to around 600f, and should last for years... Perhaps I'm mistaken, but you might want to ask in their thread and get some feedback from the horses mouth...