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To answer that direct question: No, vaped tobacco flavoured liquids don't make the house stink of ashtray. Or I have not found one that does. The tobacco taste (and smell) is more like fresh hay, somewhat grassy and sweet.

Best to work with your family about what smells good and what doesn't. I have a strawberry liquid that my partner can smell downstairs when I vape it upstairs - I am glad she likes it =)

But it is all down to the individual. Some of the cinnamon liquids make the house smell a bit like walking past a good bakery around christmas.

Some liquids don't smell at all.

Try it and decide for yourself.

Edit:
You can definitely set up in the evening and just grab your stuff in the morning and go, but vaping is not just as hassle free as smoking. Sometimes things go wrong or break and there's nothing you can do about it. So, best to always have a backup ready, so that you can simply sort it out in the evening at home.

LOL u noob

Please be aware that the humble "Buy a Riva 1100" advice is only a lure into the depths of the abyss of shinyitis, where "nice" people will introduce you to the secrets of Kayfuns, Ithakas and Provaris and entice you to "try an Evod" or "rebuild that, it is simple" or, even worse, point you to the Mixology section.

Liberty Flights sells different flavourings. The DV one is what I use and it is clearly labelled "Decadent Vapurs Flavour Concentrate Absinthe". The colour of the flavouring is a deep green and it is a bit cloudy. Does that sound like yours?
If so, the minimum percentage I would use is 10% - up to 20% if you want to use it by itself.

Maybe you could try mixing the absinthe and the blackcurrant seperately and find a mix between the two later.

Edit: By the way - the absinthe doesn't really need steeping - a good shake and a couple hours wait is good enough for a test.

Pure menthol juice doesn't need any steeping, really. Give it a good shake and go.

We don't get much of that abuse over here, but when it happens I usually just put them on hold and go about my business.

The main window may be hidden, but the software IS running. That's commonplace for hardware related software. You could take a note of the PID of the running process (under "View" in the task manager click on "select columns", check "PID") and then start the software again - compare the PID of the "new" Process with the old one - I am guessing they will be the same.