• Drun@lemmy.world
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    15 hours ago

    I think there’s several criteria:

    • power of a vape pod
    • temperature isolation of a window
    • temperature difference between two sides of a window
    • humidity in a closed space
    • proper ventilation

    So… In a car - yes, absolutely. Especially when it’s winter. But it’s also true that I’m working from home, spending most of the day near PC, vaping all this time right in front of the window - and I never had any haze on it in a 4 years. So I really agree that hotels shouldn’t handle it the same way as regular in-door smoking