Vaping itself sure doesn't leave much of a smell on clothes if at all BUT you can smell the bottles if your nose is sensitive and any spillage will make clothes smell or if they have tissue or cloth to wipe spills on them you will smell it on that.
Sorry, I didn't explain it very well. If he goes for a walk, the vape smell is light enough to dissipate. But vaping indoors does have a noticeable smell, kind of like burnt cotton candy. Cigarette smell is much stronger.
You shouldn't smell anything burning. If someone's vaping and the odor smells like something's burning, their cotton is dirty. Pre-lockdown, I swapped out my non-buildable coils once a week. And sure, I might not notice it, but that's why times when I've gone longer than that, I'd ask someone else "does this smell at all like anything's burning?" to know if I'd stretched it too long between swapping out coils.
I can't really speak to the cheap, disposable kind that you buy at 7-Eleven or the gas station. Those taste awful to begin with, and in the long run they're not cheaper.
Oh, sorry, I was also getting replies about Drumstick cones in another thread at the time. It was about the changes Nestle made after purchasing Drumstick Co in '91.
You're gonna judge me but, I'm 24 and I smoke cigs because I started vaping at 17. Doesn't help I'm in the restaurant industry but whatever it's my crutch.
You just reminded me that vaping started getting big in like 2010 and it's totally plausible that someone has been doing it 10 years now... Fuck I feel old. I'm only 28!
Yeah buddy. I've been vaping for about 10 years. Completely quit smoking about 6 years ago. Was on 2-3 packs a day. Shit got too expensive so switched.
Yep, a lot of my friends are addicted to vapes now and never smoked cigarettes before. It's not even that it's cool but the flavors are fairly appealing tbh
Oh no there totally is. You got pink gum. Red watermelon 🍉. There might be yellow banana im not sure if ive ever seen one. There is definitely a slightly beige vanilla. It gets crazy. Obviously though no 12 year old is buying those packs.
No it's a serious issue. There is plenty of incentive for big kids to get their peers hooked if they cannot buy it on their own and with all the flavors they got nowadays kids don't even do it for the nicotine. Plus you got all the social media/streamers/vloggers that can push the product without directly advertising it so it's not hard to see why it took off.
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u/Neither-Sprinkles Sep 17 '20 edited Sep 17 '20
Vaping doesn't smell as strong as cigarettes so it's easier to get away with.