HOW DO WE USE DISPOSABLE VAPE IN THE COLD WINTER MONTHS? SPECIAL 5 TIPS TELL YOU ANSWER~

If you want your disposable vape device to last through the cold winter months, especially during extreme weather, it's important to take some steps to protect your vape device. If you follow these tips, you can improve your vape experience during the winter months.

Can E-liquid Be Frozen?

When it's cold outside, drinks and tonics can freeze. Therefore, you may be asking the question of whether the e-liquid inside your disposable vape can freeze. The short answer is yes, it can. But the good news is that unless you keep it at extremely low temperatures, it is unlikely to freeze completely. One thing to remember is that e-liquid can thicken and this can clog your disposable vape device.

The main ingredients in E-liquid are propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycol (VG), nicotine, flavoring agents, and water. The real thing is that they all have different certain freezing points. Water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius, while PG and VG can freeze at -59 degrees Celsius and -38 degrees Celsius, respectively. Each e-liquid will contain a different percentage of PG and VG.

Therefore, whether or not an e-liquid can be frozen depends on the particular blend of ingredients in each flavor. Since PG freezes at lower temperatures than VG, e-cigarette oils with higher PG concentrations are better able to withstand the cold. The thicker your vape oil is, the harder it is to turn into vapor. Therefore, you need to pay more attention to your vape device in the winter to ensure proper functioning.

How To Improve Your disposable vape Experience In Winter?

First you should choose the right equipment

The most important thing is that you should choose a qualified disposable vape device, because the battery and E-LIQUID inside the vape device often have problems in winter. If you choose a bad disposable vape device may lead to the inability to work. People can get headaches because of this.

Keep Your Vape Warm

Keeping your vape device warm in the winter is essential and can help you avoid a lot of problems. When your vape device gets cold, problems start to appear. For example, disposable vape oil freezes, batteries cut out, and condensation. You can avoid all of these things if you keep your vape device warm. One of the easiest ways to do this is to keep your e-cigarette in the pocket of your jacket. The heat generated by your body will prevent it from being affected by extreme cold.

Take care of your vape battery

Cold weather and batteries simply don’t mix well. In fact, at –20°C (–4°F), most batteries stop functioning. And even if your beloved vaping mod most probably will not be exposed to temperatures that low, you still need to take some precautions when vaping outside.

Due to the chemical processes in your batteries occurring more slowly in cold weather, their energy levels tend to decrease. This usually means decreased battery life and weaker performance, which might be quite annoying for a passionate vaper. One can avoid this from happening simply with the help of common sense – keep your mod in an inner pocket of your clothing and don’t leave it overnight in a cold vehicle. Also, make sure to carry your charger and even some spare batteries with you at all times, especially if going for a longer trip – because you will need them much more often than in summer.

Use of high PG E-liquid

The best E-liquid for you in the summer may not be suitable for use in the winter. A high percentage of propylene glycol (PG) is recommended for cold weather. This is because a high PG ratio E-liquid is less likely to start freezing if you don't use it.

Vegetable glycerin (VG) is a viscous liquid. In extremely cold weather, VG becomes thicker and flows more difficult. This means that VG does not wick properly and it can cause dry hits because the wicking material is not saturated with e-liquid.

If you’re still getting dry hits with an unbearable taste, there is a couple more things you can do to make it all better. First, you can, of course, carry your vape gear in an inner pocket or in a nice, knitted pouch, made with love by your grandma. Secondly, try to at least warm your e-liquid bottle with your hands before filling the tank, and thirdly, take a few ‘primer puffs’ to help warm up the coil and e-liquid around it.

Don’t Use a Metal Mouthpiece

Frostbite is something almost everyone dreads in the winter, and you've probably heard or even experienced how easily human skin can stick to cold metal surfaces.Using a frozen metal mouthpiece will get your lips or tongue stuck to it. Well, the same fate awaits your lips and tongue when using a vape with a metal drip tip in sub-zero temperatures. To avoid this misfortune, choose a disposable vape made of plastic or silicone!

Perhaps you can also consider using lip balm to moisture your lip so as to avoid that happening.

Summary

All in all, vaping in winter is not all that bad, though. If the cold weather is approaching your area, get ready now by following our tips, and you’ll be able to enjoy heaps of vapor without any issues. Also, let’s not forget what does vaping offer to us: the possibility to get a nicotine fix without the need to go out and freeze with a nasty cigarette in your hand.