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Warning issued after people seen DIY vape charging

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A Taranaki school has this week warned parents to be on the look out for the practice. Master Electricians chief executive Bernie McLaughlin was very concerned about the practice - which RNZ has decided not to describe in detail. "Lithium is a very volatile product and once it ignites it's very difficult to extinguish," he said.

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Otago Daily Times

Warning issued after people seen DIY vape charging

E-cigarettes, which heat nicotine-laced liquid into vapour, have rapidly grown into a global market for vaping products. Photo: File Master Electricians is warning that young people using a DIY method to recharge disposable vaping devices risk them exploding in their hands.

3 years ago·Otago, New Zealand

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Warning issued after young people seen using DIY vape charging method

Master Electricians is warning that young people using a DIY method to recharge disposable vaping devices risk them exploding in their hands.

3 years ago·New Zealand

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RNZ broke the news in New Zealand 3 years ago on Saturday, November 26, 2022.

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