MachineElf88
Rising Star
Hey guys, I've noticed my changa has caused a couple of non-smoker friends to have a heavy chest after and the next day. I'm an ex smoker and I too have noticed this harshness at times. Also I get a heavy feeling in the head after, almost like a hangover with a slight headache sometimes.
Is this normal or am I not drying out my changa properly and these symptoms are due to traces of solvent still left in. I tend to leave it overnight and then the following day under a fan then once it feels totally dry I keep it in an airtight container. I wonder if it could just be the act of smoking rather than vaporizing that is causing this.
Even mixes that are over a week old can be a little harsh.
What do you changa experts recommend for drying time? I saw in Oly's post he mentions curing it by opening and closing the container periodically over a period of time.
Is this normal or am I not drying out my changa properly and these symptoms are due to traces of solvent still left in. I tend to leave it overnight and then the following day under a fan then once it feels totally dry I keep it in an airtight container. I wonder if it could just be the act of smoking rather than vaporizing that is causing this.
Even mixes that are over a week old can be a little harsh.
What do you changa experts recommend for drying time? I saw in Oly's post he mentions curing it by opening and closing the container periodically over a period of time.