Vaporizer Problem

[chris40]

I was using my light bulb vaporizer yesterday morning. After a few hits off of it I lit it for another and all of a sudden the little pile of weed cherried up. This was a problem because it was smoke now and not just vapor, luckily my parents didn't smell it. Is there anyway I could keep this from happening again? Would it still work if I put a small drop of water on the weed before I use it?

chris40 Reviewed by chris40 on 04-22-2007. Vaporizer Problem I was using my light bulb vaporizer yesterday morning. After a few hits off of it I lit it for another and all of a sudden the little pile of weed cherried up. This was a problem because it was smoke now and not just vapor, luckily my parents didn't smell it. Is there anyway I could keep this from happening again? Would it still work if I put a small drop of water on the weed before I use it? Rating: 5

[MuddinPede]

I do that sometimes when I get the flame too close.

[readytoxplod]

Just hold the lighter lower, make the flame an inch further.

[Andrew Nguyen]

Don't have the light bulb make contact with the flame. You're just heating up the bud.

[GotWake88]

Keep it a quarter inch apart.

[Delta9 UK]

THC vapes at about 205 degrees C (about 435F) so it doesn't need to be that hot at all really.

Combustion is around 250 degrees C (I think...) for weed so it a fine line between vaping and cooking then burning your herb.

If you weed is ground finely then you should find it vapes better at a lower temp.

Option B: Save $500 and buy a Volcano

[DeepFriedBrain]

THC vapes at about 205 degrees C (about 435F) so it doesn't need to be that hot at all really.

Combustion is around 250 degrees C (I think...) for weed so it a fine line between vaping and cooking then burning your herb.

If you weed is ground finely then you should find it vapes better at a lower temp.

Option B: Save $500 and buy a Volcano

Option C: Save a lot less and buy a vaporstar.