Hi everyone!
Since the warm weather arrived, I’ve noticed my e-liquid is draining almost unrealistically fast from my vape, even though I’m not vaping more.
It’s being used in a 30-degree Celsius room, with a 70/30 ratio e-liquid, a sub-ohm tank, and a 0.4 ohm coil, at 50W power.
Is this normal? What are your experiences during the summer?
Hi.
If it tastes good, it goes faster.
I consume the same amount winter and summer, the weather doesn’t affect me, except that in winter I’m cold and in summer I’m hot 
Hi, I haven’t noticed increased consumption due to the heat, but the liquid does get thinner, you know.
Is it possible the coil is faulty? Interestingly, vapor sometimes ends up in the tank, which I haven’t experienced before.
Geekvape Z coil
Yes, it’s runnier. But it running out this fast is very strange to me.
Hi!
In my opinion, there’s something wrong there, because for me the same 70Vg/30Pg ratio shows no change.
“If it tastes good, it goes faster.” -by @Zolika
I guess compared to winter (0°C), the juice is now +35°C warmer for vaporizing, the coil or atomizer might draw better. Maybe it doesn’t need such long heating…
“Temperature dependence: Viscosity is strongly temperature-dependent. In the case of liquids, viscosity decreases with increasing temperature (they thin out), while for gases it’s the opposite: viscosity increases with increasing temperature.”
Poor vapor! 
Well, at 50W it doesn’t matter how much it uses, it’s gonna chug the e-liquid 
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…and well, it’s the end of the month too 
(Really, I checked… there’s no snow! But it’s plenty warm though).