Tennjed

That is definitely a turn off, i think to lots of newbies. A few weeks before i started vaping i went into a local shop to look around and when i opened the door it was worse than walking in a Smokey bar. It was a dense cloud everywhere and had an unpleasant odour. Talking with the owner i asked him how busy they had been. He said not busy at all, just him and his brother most of the morning.
It was a total turnoff. I figured what would the purpose of quitting cigarettes would be if that was what vaping was like. I eventually came around by reading some more online and have ordered all my stuff online. I really have no desire to go into a local store

I am a noob, but have a question. Why would anyone "cloud chase"? What is the point? I am not sure what advantage blowing a lot of smoke really is. Isnt the point to find a satisfying taste (and nicotine intake if you are switching from tobacco)

Here ya go Comp, turn this up really loud when you're making some juice and enjoy!

That is definitely a turn off, i think to lots of newbies. A few weeks before i started vaping i went into a local shop to look around and when i opened the door it was worse than walking in a Smokey bar. It was a dense cloud everywhere and had an unpleasant odour. Talking with the owner i asked him how busy they had been. He said not busy at all, just him and his brother most of the morning.
It was a total turnoff. I figured what would the purpose of quitting cigarettes would be if that was what vaping was like. I eventually came around by reading some more online and have ordered all my stuff online. I really have no desire to go into a local store

Like Tam said, tank-cracking juices will slowly deteriorate a tank... I've seen only one plastic tank "pop" and leak juice (Vivi Nova mini - not mine)... and I'm pretty sure it was damaged to start with. Usually, a tank-cracking juice will slowly spider-web a tank, or it may appear that the plastic is fogging. Once that happens, it's only a matter of time for it to begin leaking.

Myself, I use Pyrex tanks (KPT2, KPT3-mini, AeroTank, and Nautilus) 99% of the time. I have a couple of EVOD tanks, but they rarely see any use anymore (will probably give them away to someone in need).

Just be aware of the juices you're using, and keep an eye on your tanks. Most plastic tanks can handle a tank-cracking juice for a while... it's not like you're pouring gasoline into a Styrofoam cup... it won't deteriorate immediately

A Kanger Pro Tank mini 2 has a Pyrex glass tank so you can use any type of juice in it and it'll be fine.

Plastic tanks are fine for many flavors. Anything with a lot of citrus (lemon, lime, orange, etc.) can crack plastic tanks. That doesn't mean it always will or that it'll happen right away. Other juices with heavy mint (peppermint, spearmint, wintergreen, menthol, etc.) can also crack tanks, same with those heavy in cinnamon.

I've cracked more than a couple of tanks with one of my favorite flavors: mojito. That's heavy in mint and citrus. For me, the tank developed spider cracks that spread out after some time. The tanks never changed color for me, others might tell you different.

If you're using plastic tanks and are worried your tank might crack and start leaking, then use only those flavors that are not high in citrus, cinnamon and/or mints in them. Save those for use in your KPT 2 mini.

My preferred tank is an Anyvape Davide mini. These are very similar to the KPT minis, the Davides just perform better for me. These have Pyrex tanks on them. I also use the full sized KPT, full sized Davides, an Aerotank and Aspire Nautilus mini. All of these have the Pyrex tank in common so I don't have to keep track of what juices can go in them.

If you're using any of the tank crackers in plastic clearomizers, just keep an eye on them for cracks. Otherwise, I wouldn't worry too much about it, just be sure to keep a spare back up so you can transfer the juice if your plastic tank should develop a leak.