As I said , she was an IDIOT !!! 

Lemme guess, it was in Columbus.

Oh wow that’s definitely dumb. I think I did see some people blowing vaping in some stores, but it’s been quite a while ago…

Non medical vapes are pretty much banned here thankfully. Though somehow I still see people riding those escooters and vaping lol.

Over here vaping is banned in pretty much all the places where smoking would be banned. So pretty much all indoor public places where smoking is banned.

@wide-lite 1000 - Let me guess, she made a big fuss about it when she got escorted out the store as well. 

 @Econolite03 : Grovetucky .
 @joseph_125  : Yep , she had a fit !! Shoved her cart into a display rack and shouted "It's just water vapor , I can use it anywhere I want !!!!" 

If you think about it, vape = humidity.  Humidity is one way of smells sticking around and adhering to surfaces.  That's why rental cars smell so bad. 

Incorrect. Vapes use glycerin and/or propylene glycol. It is very much related to fog machine liquid as used in clubs. Humidity = water. If a person would exhale clouds of water vapor, it would mean their lungs would be instantly scalded by the literal boiling hot gas they are inhaling.

A highly significant difference is that the substances in vapes are water soluable. This means that you can just wash with water and the smells come out. This is opposed to the smelly substances in cigarette smoke, which are carried by creosote and other hydrocarbons. These are incredibly hard to wash away without using volatile petroleum-based solvents.