Ghost Inhale?

[shinobes]

I'm having trouble with the ghost inhale, every time I blow out smoke it either rises too quickly or I can't get a substantial cloud to breathe back in. Tips and tricks anyone?

[vendetta_revived]

I don't know if it's a language problem on my part but I really can't understand what you're trying to ask? What rises too quickly?

[shinobes]

Here, this will clarify:

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6W3UBkmME4"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6W3UBkmME4[/url]

[EvansLight]

Well, thats an odd one. But If I had to guess you need to have no air movement in the room, or it would kill it rather quickly. Also the exhale has to be slow and you want to more think push out then blow out. But I'm just making a guess here.

[king_lunchb0x]

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Well, thats an odd one. But If I had to guess you need to have no air movement in the room, or it would kill it rather quickly. Also the exhale has to be slow and you want to more think push out then blow out. But I'm just making a guess here.
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this..even with a fan on across the room can mess it up. dont exhale to hard..slow and steady wins the race!

[IainUM]

yeah, the smallest amount of a breeze will ruin it

[EvansLight]

And let me go a bit further on how still I mean. In my room I always turn my fan off when I smoke, even still there is enough natural air movement, that I couldn't do this. You need to be in a room with a nice door, and no air moving in/out, that includes no A/C or heating running. And all the rest of the house doors shut (as just opening a door can introduce an air current).

I don't doubt in the video, they are in a room with the doors shut, and no fan on.

[shinobes]

That's probably what was wrong with my room, there's always some sort of a crosswind. I'll try it out again when I find a room like you said. Thanks for the advice