Posts Tagged 'spray'
Hello (future?) Vapoteurs!
Now this year again, Christmas comes at the worst time when it is cold and you do not want to go out and buy gifts. Much less to fight, camouflaged behind his (fake) fur for finding the latest CD of Christopher Cross ... But it is always nice to please!
To help you cope with this difficult period, GoodVape prepared you a small selection of sprays should not miss this winter.
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Here is a small selection of some plants that you can use your vaporizer. Warning ask your doctor when in doubt, always use a very small amount of the plant or flower you want to start spraying.
Eucalyptus leaf sprayed
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You probably want to know what's under the hood of your vaporizer?
Official sites of all brands of vaporizers offer affirm the heating element "best available". But often the information is confusing, or may seem abstract.
Why the heating element? The heating element is the most important part of a vaporizer. It manages the temperature of the air which catalyzes the active ingredients, and transformed into steam. The heater has an impact on the accuracy of your spray, durability and density of the vapor.
Focus on the volcano
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It's good to know that a vaporizer vaporizes ... Still need to know what the spray?
Spraying, this is a transformation from a liquid state to a gaseous state. This usually happens evaporation.
At a temperature close to the temperature of vaporization, the active ingredients will be detached from the plant form a pure steam. This steam will only consist of flavors and active ingredients. Plant cellulose does vaporizes at 230 ° C. Far above the temperatures to vaporize most of the plants (130 to 190 ° C).
The spray will not destroy the plant, it just goes off gradually the elements of the plant, to bring them into your lungs. To see the effect of spraying on a piece of hops, click here (Storz & Bickel website). The plant will not be destroyed, and you can inhale up to extract all the active ingredients and flavors.
The spray is used in aromatherapy and phytotherapy. As a process now little known in France, vaporization is mainly adopted by cannabis smokers. Fools, or visionaries? : P
Next week, TonTon will return to the types of plants to spray, the benefits of spray and other items off-topic!
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