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On similar grounds that those E-Cigarettes omit vapor in the same fashion, which are allowed everywhere in public.
Assuming there was a dispute – management trying to charges the smoking fee in one hand, vs the vapor not being actual smoke in the opposing parties hand – who wins?
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I’m buying a vaporizer and would like to find some nice herbs to use with it. Anything that can help my energy levels and brighten my mood. Also just some nice flavours to enjoy as well. It’s not a room vaporizer but one you inhale so that might make it easyer.
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I had a friend who bought a vaporizer for… obvious reasons. I believe a lot in nature remedies and as such, was wondering if anyone had some good sites with lists of herbs that have medicinal values when vaporized? With temperature guides?
My parents have a fine selection of spices. Figure I could start there?
Also, personal experience with things such as taste would be nice =)
The idea of turning smoking into something positive is interesting.
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Devlin
I’m not looking to get stoned, I am looking for home remedies. And plants that taste good.
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I used to use my volcano to smoke cannabis but I lost my job so I’m looking for other herbs since I miss smoking. what is another good herb to smoke from a volcano vaporizer?
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an anti-marijuana, biased, republican, campaign to heart?
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When I say vaporize tobacco, it refers to boiling (vaporizing) the water and other constituents of the tobacco herb (such as nicotine) using a vaporizer device (many different kinds), and inhale the gas.
This does not burn anything, and does not cause smoke, only tobacco vapor (steam).
This question applies to specific zones of certain countries (ie. indoor public areas), and countries that have smoking banned. As the laws may be different in each area, please indicate what areas do or do not apply.
My guess is there’s nothing wrong with it, but I’m sure many people may be bothered anyway.
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I have an I-Inahle which i have not used yet, that baby vaporizes at a 1 temp. setting of 375F
I am sticking to legal herbs thank you, namely i want to try out damiana, hops, and scullcap atm
i hear that hops vaporizes at a little over 300, would the i-inhale over do it or does it not matter if it is extra high?
basically: Does it matter in any way to vaporize plant matter at a higher temperature than is necessary?
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The definition of smoking – the visible vapor and gases given off by a burning or smoldering substance, esp. the gray, brown, or blackish mixture of gases and suspended carbon particles resulting from the combustion of wood, peat, coal, or other organic matter.
Vaporizers heat herbs up to a point right before burning or smoldering, that’s why their more healthy. To get to a burn or smolder point, this is a set temperature the substance must reach, vaporizers will always be under that temperature as that’s there main function.
Assuming no hotel has a specific policy against vaporizing, rather a blanket no smoking policy, no charges or fines could be levied against a guest vaporizing legal herbs in a non-smoking hotel room.
Even if there is a smell (with vaps there isn’t really a smell), the act of vaporizing legal substances in hotels is not banned in any fashion nor can a smoking relation be made since the substance in question doesn’t reach burn or smoldering levels. Can you counter any of the points i’ve made?
I travel a lot and since vaporizer technology is still rather new, I doubt any hotels include them in the restrictions.
Smell from a substance will omit its self until a certain burn or smolder tempurature has been reached. When you vaporize a substance it doesn’t get hot enough to omit the smell of smoke as it normally would, there is no smell really, just a kind of vapor smell.
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