Reddit Vaporents -- the best vape forum..? Also, they gave me some damn good ideas!
I've had a very long day and I'm writing this at 10pm at night so forgive any and all mistakes!
I'd like to write briefly about what I consider to be one of the, if not the best dry herb vape forum on the ol' world wide web - Vaporents - as a side note if you're not using Reddit please do.. it is honestly a joy and EVERY topic under the sun is available to learn about and get help with!
As an example I was driving down the high(motor)way and saw this particular vehicle:
I honestly had no idea what the pipes were and foolishly thought it might be some sort of hydrogen powered car? Turns out, Reddit knows, that in fact that's an emissions testing kit for a brand new Lotus car coming on the market in the UK very soon.
Anyway, Vaporents is a welcome, opening and explanation driven place where people can learn all about vapes, accessories, stems and much more. If you have a question, they have the answer!
One thing I did very recently is simply to ask for suggestions on Arizer Max stems -what ideas did people have?
For starters, I had no idea that the latest Arizer Solo vapes has some stems with 5 holes or literally no hole at all in the middle for maximum air flow. I honestly had some quite different ideas for getting that done but I love the idea of increased airflow so that's going to get done.
One other suggestion was the 70mm short Arizer glass stem but with glass cooling beads inside. Actually a few people suggested this - combined with the high air flow option.
I think what I'm going to do for this is leave a wide 3-4mm hole, which is enough for very rapid airflow. Then fill it with glass balls, right to the top, and then at the bottom in the herb section have cut out notches for additional air flow getting in under the glass.
What this will create is a brand new type of Arizer stem that is portable, short, powerful, cooling and with huge air flow. Honestly it sounds pretty damn great. I don't know why but I literally did not think of putting glass balls inside of the 70mm stem.
Another idea someone had was for 'heady' or 'colored' stems which I've always stayed away from due to concerns about dyeing the glass and chemicals potentially leaching under constant heat and pressure and.. gunk.. but then it occurred to me that I could only apply some of the epic color patterns to the outside of the glass only, not where the airflow is - so you get the beauty of colored glass patterns with zero downside.
I also learned about Arizer glass spacers which honestly I was surprised to hear about and they sort of look somewhat annoying to use but honestly maybe they're necessary with the latest Arizer Solo MAX XL Solo 3 yadda yadda yadda.
Right I'm exhausted, off to bed... oh and for all of my zero readers (lol)... we're packing the boxes for the UK goods to ship to US in the next few days so the shop will be ready to launch hopefully within the next 1-2 weeks. By 420 would be cool but we'll see!