Sub Ohm Battery safety warning

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I have a mega thread in the making regarding vaping im just adding the last touches but ive been seeing alot of people sub ohm build and listen. If im known for anything on this sub forum its that im always preaching about BATTERY SAFETY. Do not i repeat do NOT run a sub ohm build ESPECIALLY if youre not running the safest batteries. Ie: sony VTC3 4 and 5, Efect IMR, MKNE, etc. Dont cheap out on batteries and be ware of fakes because the last thing you want is your battery to vent and blow your fucking face off​
 
This is very important. Just last night I wasted $30 of batteries (2 authentic VTC4's). I'm lucky they didnt blow up.
always check on your batteries, and if they got hot, remove them from your mod!!
if they continue to get hotter/start to vent gas throw them into a tub of salt water so they may safely discharge.

Never put the batteries in your pocket either. Keys can short your battery! Use protective cases.

If you need a place to buy authentic Sony VTC4's (the safest battery I know) you can purchase them here:
http://www.illumn.com/18650-sony-us18650vtc4-2100mah-high-discharge-flat-top.html
 
I am well versed in battery safety, however, I still find myself neglecting the proper care of my 18650's. The kindly reminder much appreciated and long overdue.
 
Everyone fucks up sometimes and its really trial and error when it comes to learning on what to do and go about things. I actually just posted a similar story that happened to me yesterday regarding my nemesis

ways said:
I am well versed in battery safety, however, I still find myself neglecting the proper care of my 18650's. The kindly reminder much appreciated and long overdue.
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You always hear about mods exploding and think it can never happen to you until you come in a near death experience
 
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