After a quick search, they contain propylene glycoland and vegetable glycerin, sometimes they also add distilled water
None of them has a smell, they do have a sweet taste but that’s it
I don’t know why you think I’m trusting my own opinion on this.
I’ve had plenty of people ask what flavor I was vaping, and when I asked them what it smelled like, the general consensus was, “nothing, but maybe a little sweet.”
No one is going to notice a puff or two from my low vapor build.
Don’t forget having to find the cameras watching you, and text messages every 38 minutes telling you to leave 5 star reviews.
I like hitting my vape a few times around the AirBnB.
I want them to hit me with a cleaning fee and them explain how they knew I was vaping unflavored eliquid.
It still stinks. You’ve just blown out your ability to smell it. Don’t vape indoors in shared spaces, it’s gross.
After a quick search, they contain propylene glycoland and vegetable glycerin, sometimes they also add distilled water
None of them has a smell, they do have a sweet taste but that’s it
No, glycerin and propylene glycol don’t have a smell that would be noticeable, even if you’re looking for it.
Yes they do.
I don’t know why you think I’m trusting my own opinion on this.
I’ve had plenty of people ask what flavor I was vaping, and when I asked them what it smelled like, the general consensus was, “nothing, but maybe a little sweet.”
No one is going to notice a puff or two from my low vapor build.
It’s an airbnb, not a shared space
Do you think AirBnB houses just….stop existing after you check out or something?
you could say the same about any other rental
There are some indoor air quality devices that can detect vapes, they are used in some hotels.
For sure, people think they know where to put the cameras for the best show, but they really don’t. Gotta help them out with that.