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Dr. Farsalinos on Formaldehyde Levels in Vapor

Samba · 2014-05-05 13:49:40

Interesting read to say the least. I'm not really surprised by any of it, dry hits certainly don't taste like they're harmless. I suppose the main advice to take from it is just common sense really, make sure your coils don't go dry.

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#32 10-05-2014 10:08PM

Figgywurmack Limerick

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Acrolein isnt carginogenic but can attribute to causing cancer if theres other carcinogens present.

As you said if you can see vapour coming off your frying pan your probably getting weeks worth of vaping exposure.

And thanks grindle

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#33 10-05-2014 10:55PM

Samba

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Absolutely, my point rather was that if coils were getting anywhere near those temps, we'd probably be reading similar nonsense about it.

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