Your boss might have a say. Even if your state allows indoor vaping, your company can ban it in their handbook. They own the air in there.
Imagine a CEO who vapes mango pods. The whole office is a fog machine. Then imagine a CEO who hates it. You’re out on your ear for a stray puff.
One study found that 85% of private businesses ban vaping indoors. But the other 15%? They’re the wild west. You might find a vape-friendly dentist. True story.
Vaping in Public Places in the UK -2026 Guide
Restaurants and the “Wait, What?” Rule
Dining out is a minefield. Some restaurants have separate “vaping sections” that are just patios. Others let you vape at the bar if a special permit is posted. Read the fine print.
In Florida, vaping is banned in restaurants but allowed in bars that don’t serve food. So, a pub with only peanuts? You’re golden. A pub with a full menu? Nice try, cloud chaser.
And get this: some places use vape detectors in bathrooms. They look like smoke detectors, but they’re super sensitive. You’ll get a bill for the “cleaning fee” before you even zip up.
