How to use a cannabis vape?
The precise steps will depend on the kind of device you’re using, but here’s a rough guide on how to use a cannabis vape: 1. Grind the cannabis If using dry flower, grind it and place it into the chamber. Otherwise, attach your THC oil cartridge to your battery or add your concentrate to the chamber. 2. Turn on the vaporizer
How to maintain your vape device?
Like most electronics, store your vaping device in a cool place away from the direct sunlight; room temperature works fine. 5. Clean your vape regularly It’s also important to clean your vaporizer to increase its lifespan, improve performance, enhance the taste of your herb, and protect you from vape grime and debris.
Why is it important to clean your vape?
It’s also important to clean your vaporizer to increase its lifespan, improve performance, enhance the taste of your herb, and protect you from vape grime and debris. Take your vape apart and clean the individual parts with a special brush or a q-tip soaked in alcohol. Wipe and dry before using.
Why is my vape not producing much vapor?
If the vape isn’t producing much vapor, try increasing the voltage or temperature. If it’s too harsh or too much vapor, ensure the vape is on it’s lowest setting and/or take a smaller puff. Here are seven top tips for making sure you get the most out of your vaping experience: 1. Choose the right device
balance Senior Member ECF Veteran
OK, I'm pretty sure I'm doing something wrong, but I've noticed that my iClear 16 -- which a B&M sold me to use with my ego-t 900 -- periodically has smoke coming out of the drip tip. Same thing happens on my iTaste VV V3, even at 3.3 volts.
Colonel K0rn Full Member Verified Member
Is this happening after you take a vape, or just on its own? If it's after you take a vape, it's known as vapor creep. That's because the coil is still warm, and as the juice wicks back into the coil, it'll vaporize without you activating the switch. This happens a lot on my RDA 's when I take a long drag.
dice57 Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran
if getting a burnt taste, then it's a wicking issue. Either you didn't allow sufficient time for the juice to saturate the wick completely before that first vape, or you are driving the atomizer at to high of watts/volts, and getting dry hits.
SupplyDaddy I'm considered a Mad Scientist in some circles! Verified Member ECF Veteran
As for the vapor escaping After you you have taken your drag/hit/toot, release your fire button a half second or so Before you stop your drag. This will stop the extra vapor and also help wet your coils slightly for the next drag.
balance Senior Member ECF Veteran
if getting a burnt taste, then it's a wicking issue. Either you didn't allow sufficient time for the juice to saturate the wick completely before that first vape, or you are driving the atomizer at to high of watts/volts, and getting dry hits.
GeorgeF Senior Member ECF Veteran
When you set up your iClear did you prime the wick first? don't fire the battery just take 5-6 drags. This helps the wicking process. I too had a similar experience with a clear tank with top wick. I filled the tank waited about a minute or as long as it took to close the juice bottle and screw the tank to the battery.
emily n portland Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
All great advice, definitely give it a try...I especially agree that if the wicks got singed, they're done. It's never going to taste good on that coil again.
South Beach experts identify techniques vapers can use to get the most satisfaction from their smokeless cigarette
Like any new product or technology, you often have to go through a bit of trial and error to make the device (...or product, software or service) work right for you.
Understanding the basics of what makes smoking satisfying will help you create a fulfilling vaping experience
Have you ever heard your friends discuss the term "throat hit" but had no idea what they were talking about? Well, relax, read on and hear the explanation of how to experience a more fulfilling "throat hit." A "throat hit" is basically the satisfaction and feeling one receives in their lungs and the back of their throat from the nicotine inhaled.
Consider the following techniques to achieve a more satisfying "throat hit" and vaping experience
Take longer and slower drags on your smokeless cigarette. When you smoke traditionally, you take quicker puffs. It is totally different when smoking electronically. The longer and slower the drag, the better the experience. Rule of thumb is making the drag last anywhere from 3 to 6 seconds.
Vaping vs. smoking marijuana
Vaping is a popular alternative to smoking marijuana. Although both methods involve inhaling cannabinoids, vaping greatly reduces the amount of the toxic compounds produced by combusting cannabis, making it a safer option. 1
How to use a weed vaporizer
The precise steps will depend on the kind of device you’re using, but here’s a rough guide on how to use a cannabis vape:
1. Choose the right device
For starters, you should choose the right vape for your needs. Generally speaking, you’ll come across three main types of cannabis vapes:
2. Consider voltage and temperature
You should start with the lowest available power or voltage setting before trying higher ones. Of course, this is not a very precise way to predict temperature, but with many vape pens these settings are as precise as it gets.
3. Inhale the right way
Knowing how to properly inhale from your vape is important too. There are two methods of inhalation:
4. Store your vape properly
Good cannabis has to be stored well in order to preserve its quality, and the same rules apply for concentrates.
5. Clean your vape regularly
It’s also important to clean your vaporizer to increase its lifespan, improve performance, enhance the taste of your herb, and protect you from vape grime and debris.