Sweatloaf
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Got my first few Dynavaps recently and have only heated them by butane torch lighter until the "click", spinning the vap the whole heating time. I get that a person has to "learn their cap, vap, etc", that there's a "learning curve", etc but even though the Dynavap is capable of actual vaporizing below any level of combustion, my experience is that I believe in most cases the outermost layer of flower of a packed bowl combusts, or nearly so.
I've seen reviews where people say the Dynavap is a good unit to use for people transitioning from smoking to vaping. That supports my opinion that really, in many if not most cases, you're hitting a bit of smoke and of vape at the same time. I think most accurately, it's a hybrid between a one-hitter/chillum and a vaping device.
To be clear, I can't speak for induction heaters to heat that may be more consistent and controllable, but with a torch flame? There's combustion in there, even if a small amount. I hit one recently, likely did overfire it a bit and skunked up my whole place for hours afterwards. Nothing even close to that has ever happened with an electronic vape I have. That vapor is devoid of any lasting odor at all.
I'm thinking maybe I'll try to ignore listening for the "click" that sometimes doesn't happen at all for me leading to combustion and start hitting it before any "click" at all. Just sneak up on it low and slow.
I've seen reviews where people say the Dynavap is a good unit to use for people transitioning from smoking to vaping. That supports my opinion that really, in many if not most cases, you're hitting a bit of smoke and of vape at the same time. I think most accurately, it's a hybrid between a one-hitter/chillum and a vaping device.
To be clear, I can't speak for induction heaters to heat that may be more consistent and controllable, but with a torch flame? There's combustion in there, even if a small amount. I hit one recently, likely did overfire it a bit and skunked up my whole place for hours afterwards. Nothing even close to that has ever happened with an electronic vape I have. That vapor is devoid of any lasting odor at all.
I'm thinking maybe I'll try to ignore listening for the "click" that sometimes doesn't happen at all for me leading to combustion and start hitting it before any "click" at all. Just sneak up on it low and slow.
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