Vaporizing - Alcohol in a Vaporizer?

[Unregistered_Lurker]

That commercial alcohol vaporizer sells for several hundred dollars. What if SWIY just put some everclear in a small thimble/cup and put it on the grate in their cannabis vaporizer? Seems to me that it would function the same as the expensive alcohol inhalation device.

[porcupine]

id also like to know the answer to this.

[lexifer]

in swims opinion it probably wouldnt work as good as an alcohol vape, if at all. swiy would probably have to look at the temperature each vaporizer used and compare. but swim doubts it would be as efficient since the weed vap isnt meant to be used for alcohol. also swim thinks someswiy on here would've already tried it and posted somewhere. swims two cents.

[razorwiredildo]

it seems possible. ethanol vaporizes at 78.32C.

[Digemlo]

Hey there,
My girlfriend just noticed that there are "liquid pads" available for the volcano, and that the boiling point is around 78C. The volcano's minimum temperature is 130C, so will this cause any problems for anyone looking to try this method?

Any experience out there?

[RaverHippie]

Well since alcohol is registered through exhaling after consumption I couldn't find a source to say that alcohol couldn't be absorbed through inhaling it.

A note of caution I would assume an alcohol with very few to no other ingredients (pure ethanol or Everclear) would be the best to use for SWIY's experiment.

[Dole654]

There was an AWOL craze... alcohol without liquid. it will work, i just don't know how to get it into a volcano.

[fiveleggedrat]

This is probably the dumbest question Swim's had in a while, but alcohol in a lightbulb vaporizer would not work, correct?

Noted that this is not mentioned anywhere on the forum and Swim would like to clarify for himself and others, in regards to possible dangers.

[Digemlo]

Originally Posted by fiveleggedrat

This is probably the dumbest question Swim's had in a while, but alcohol in a lightbulb vaporizer would not work, correct?

Noted that this is not mentioned anywhere on the forum and Swim would like to clarify for himself and others, in regards to possible dangers.

SWIM would never do that simply because he'd be too afraid that the ethanol might solvate any random particles in the lightbulb.


Oh, and to follow up on a previous post--any method previously questioned has been confirmed to work.

[BumpBump]

why bother, swim thinks them vaporizers for drink dont use heat, its made into a mist like vapour not steam like vapour

[Digemlo]

Originally Posted by BumpBump

why bother, swim thinks them vaporizers for drink dont use heat, its made into a mist like vapour not steam like vapour

How might they work then? Somehow SWIM doubt there's a pressure-generating device in those... P

[BumpBump]

there is... google it AWOL vaporizer....

[vantranist]

^^^ I have seen it too...


Apparently there is little hangover, but takes a long while to actually get any decent buzz going.

[olle]

I have a total solution if you have asthma or have a friend how has it get the Nebuliser just use vodka in that. I just want to know if ethanol has an effect on your lungs? i mean like would it cause long term effects?

[bigorange420]

If you guys havent heard of it, it's the alcohol without liquid machine, and I don't know exactly how it works, but it's basically like an alcohol vaporizer.. With the use of it, you get drunk of less, won't have much of a hangover, and also it makes cops breathilizers give false readings.. The law is trying to outlaw them, because apparently the law that youre not allowed to drink alcohol under 21 is then void, because you didnt drink it, your vaporized it..

Im wondering if you guys have had experiences with this machine and is it worth the money??

[davestate]

Originally Posted by bigorange420

The law is trying to outlaw them, because apparently the law that youre not allowed to drink alcohol under 21 is then void, because you didnt drink it, your vaporized it..

I highly doubt that, consumption and possession is illegal, you're still consuming the alcohol by inhaling it.

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