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I bought a vaporizer pen for wax and used toilet paper as a filter, I am disgusted at what I found

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by Hamachi12, Dec 5, 2014.

  1. #1 Hamachi12, Dec 5, 2014
    So I bought a vaporizer pen for wax 3 months ago or so. I always thought that when the wax turned into smoke (or vape I guess idk) it was permanently a smoke type substance. So today, I decided to use 2 ply toilet paper as a 'filter'. I put it over the tip (mouthpiece) of the pen and inhaled. When I went to see what it looked like after a full inhaler, I was completely surprised and disgusted at the same time. It had looked like a perfect circle of earwax. I tried it again and once again got it. 
     
    I then decided to use 2 square pieces (making it 4 ply I guess), and inhaled once more. Only then did I get the results I expected, originally. The first 2 ply layer was the same as the other 2 ply layers, but when I looked to see the 4 ply layer, it was only a very thin, layer of earwax. I am shocked to what I have found. 
     
     
    To making it healthier on my lungs (after all, that's why it's better than cigs, because it's 'healthier' on the lungs ;) ), should I just do this everytime I use the pen, use a 4 ply layer of toilet paper as a filter?
     
    When the smoke enters the lungs, what happens to it? This question is pertaining to wax, strictly. Because wax is so much purer with THC (does it have any other cannabinoids?), I would have assumed that when it enters the lungs, most all of it is absorbed into the blood stream which then goes to the brain, well what happens to the non marijuana parts of the wax smoke? How does the body get rid of it? 

     
  2. #2 enjoyandlive, Dec 5, 2014
    the tar and smoke will stick in your lungs and your cilia and alveoli clean up shop . you can be a heavy smoker of flowers, stop for 2 weeks and have fresh lungs. this is why mary > tobacco
     
  3. #3 JaysForDays, Dec 5, 2014
    Its resolidifying cause its hot vapor smoke hitting cold toilet paper. Theres nothing to be worried about unless your oil is underpurged
     
  4. #4 Hamachi12, Dec 9, 2014
    how do i know? 
     
  5. #5 JaysForDays, Dec 9, 2014
    post a pic of it.
     

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