I'm getting tempted to pull the cotton out of the trident, open the regulator on the oxygen bottle and test all this out.......if .3ohm coils wont cause ignition, a looky likey certainly didn't. At least not on its own......
Erm, just in defence of the nursing/ medical staff here. I will just add into the mix that unless the hospital has a clearly defined policy on e cigs that has clearly identified this as a potential risk, most staff would not be aware of the dangers .Yes, -we know there is a red hot coil inside an ecig, but a non vaper wouldn't..
Even when a hospital has an ecig policy in place, I suspect that the decision has been made purely based on the smoke/vape debate.
#justsayin
I'm getting tempted to pull the cotton out of the trident, open the regulator on the oxygen bottle and test all this out.......if .3ohm coils wont cause ignition, a looky likey certainly didn't. At least not on its own......
If you do be care full lol. Be interesting to see the results lol. But you would need protective gloves, goggles, facemask, an encounter suit, a fire extinguisher (halon preferable), the brigade on stand by and for good measure a lightly warmed cup of tea for nerves as hot can cause injury. Also a clean pair of shorts in case of accidental soiling. As this would need to be full h/s compliant. In the interest of science of course