Vape detector in school bathrooms

[JuicyLucy]

Juul built an e-cigarette empire. Its popularity with teens ... - CNBC.co

 

[Time]

"Detectors scan Plainedge High School's most popular girls' and boys' bathroom for chemical changes in the air that signal someone's vaping."

Kids are resourceful.

I'd be spraying the detector with perfume, hair spray or breath spray to set it off and watch the staff come running.

No wonder it goes off ten times a day.

 

[Rossum]

Kids are resourceful.

I'd be spraying the detector with perfume, hair spray or breath spray to set it off and watch the staff come running.

No wonder it goes off ten times a day.

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[Tom950]

What if someone takes a wicked dump. Wouldn't that trigger a chemical change in the air?

 

[VapinVegas01]

What kind of dick invents a device to detect vaping, and goes around convincing school administrators that this is a pressing need, and they should spend $ meant for educating kids?

 

[f1r3b1rd]

What if someone takes a wicked dump. Wouldn't that trigger a chemical change in the air?

Only on Taco Tuesday

 

[JuicyLucy]

Only on Taco Tuesday

I don't know man - have you seen what they are putting in the Turkey Tetrazzini these days?

 

[JuicyLucy]

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[f1r3b1rd]

I don't know man - have you seen what they are putting in the Turkey Tetrazzini these days?

Thankfully I haven’t...
then again kids are little fart machines anyway

 

[pulsevape]

What kind of dick invents a device to detect vaping, and goes around convincing school administrators that this is a pressing need, and they should spend $ meant for educating kids?

the kind of dick whose cousin is the president of the schoolboard.

 

[bryonycannon]

Vape detectors in school bathrooms, like the Forensics Detectors Vape Detector, are becoming increasingly common. Here's a quick rundown:

1. Purpose: These devices detect vape aerosols to discourage vaping in school bathrooms.
2. How they work: They sense specific chemicals in vape clouds, often before visible vapor forms.
3. Alerts: When vaping is detected, they can send real-time alerts to school staff.
4. Privacy: They don't record audio or video, just detect chemical signatures.
5. Effectiveness: Many schools report reduced vaping incidents after installation.
6. Controversy: Some argue they invade privacy, while others see them as necessary for student health.
7. Broader approach: They're usually part of a larger anti-vaping strategy including education and support.

The Forensics Detectors Vape Detector is designed to be highly sensitive and accurate, helping schools enforce no-vaping policies more effectively than traditional smoke detectors. However, it's important to note that these devices are just one tool in addressing the complex issue of youth vaping.