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After @momofthegoons thread about copper safety in regards to the simrell sleeves
I shall give this a big miss irrelevant of performance and price ......
At what point are people going to start forcing sellers to prove the safety of their products
What happened to Randy's teardowns and safety information on materials used
Why spend money on overpriced vaporisers (which lets face it 95% are way overpriced) if we are inhaling poisonous fumes
We all may as well go back to smoking out of plastic Orchy bottles with a rubber hose stem
What's the point in taking pride in saying fuck combustion when you still inhaling toxins
It's downright irresponsible for people to make and sell these type things
They are all leaving themselves open to being sued and/or a class action if enough people get sick
I know you guys in merica don't seem to have warranty laws on purchases like we do (how this is a thing baffles me) but you guys definitely love suing everyone left right and centre for the most tiny things
Multiple ppl getting sick from copper inhalation would be a fun one for your lawyers over there
The copper pipes in our old hot water systems was used as it was long lasting for the purposeSo they use c110 copper, which is very nearly pure and oxygen free.. so does this mean it wont oxidise over time, or just slower. ??
Im struggling to find a definitive answer online..
But yeah like you say @felvapes, we should all be well past risking our health to get high..
If there is any doubt, im out...
I've answered this question in the Copper Safety thread.so does this mean it wont oxidise over time, or just slower. ??
Read all of the descriptions of the Thermocore, You would buy an integrated stem, but there are many users that prefer the original setup.I have an original Anvil that I bought when they lauched it. Do I need to buy also the integrated stem to update it to the Thermocore oven?
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