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Features of the Heat Gun Vaporizer

A Heat gun vaporizer works by using a hot air gun to heat the air and has a plastic bag in which the formed vapors are collected and cooled down. It employs the glass contraption technique to prevent the melting down of the plastic bag due to hot vapors. Hot air gun is used to blow the vapors into your lungs. In this vapor reviews we will discuss the advantages as well as the disadvantages of this vaporizer. A good thing about this vaporizer is that the hot gun has temperature setting controls to set a very low temperature to avoid the extra moisture in the herbs and save you from any potential contamination at lower temperatures. With this vaporizer you can hold the vapors for about 20 seconds and to absorb most of the active ingredients of the herbs.

It uses a plastic bag that is not considered good to store any oil vapors as there is a risk of vapors reacting with the plastic. Also the surface area of the bag and glass work is huge due to which lot of active ingredients is lost as they collect on the surface and eventually degrade. It has a lot of cleaning hassles too. Thus, it is not a very bad vaporizer, but you can always choose from other better and more modern ones.

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Posted by admin on August 20th, 2009 | Filed under Articles

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