Where's that GURGLE coming from and why? Where's that LEAK in the BOTTOM of many Clearos coming from?
Here's one answer that few discuss or point out... If you want your coils to last week after week...
without leaking gunk building upon them....
Take the time to get yourself a package of... PIPE CLEANERS...
The purpose and use for these pipe cleaners is to run one thru the AIR SHAFT of your Clearomizers
that your using... Especially at the end of the day.
The reason being is the clearos air shafts are full of condensation from e-liquids being vaporized thru them by the hot coils...
This condensation is ALWAYS in the air shaft (chimney) BUILDING up each and every time you press
THE FIRING button to vape the e-liquids.
Once the clearomizer(s) begins to cool down that condensation on the walls of the air shaft has to go somewhere.
And, most likely it will turn downward towards and thickly gunking up your coils and or
head to the closest open area to begin leaking as it pleases.
Gurgling... MANY a time it is that condensation dripppping and dropppping along the walls of the old air shaft... when and if
you run a simple pipe cleaner thru that shaft... the (mystery) gurgle caused by condensation in the air shaft... will be gone!!!
Here's one answer that few discuss or point out... If you want your coils to last week after week...
without leaking gunk building upon them....
Take the time to get yourself a package of... PIPE CLEANERS...
The purpose and use for these pipe cleaners is to run one thru the AIR SHAFT of your Clearomizers
that your using... Especially at the end of the day.
The reason being is the clearos air shafts are full of condensation from e-liquids being vaporized thru them by the hot coils...
This condensation is ALWAYS in the air shaft (chimney) BUILDING up each and every time you press
THE FIRING button to vape the e-liquids.
Once the clearomizer(s) begins to cool down that condensation on the walls of the air shaft has to go somewhere.
And, most likely it will turn downward towards and thickly gunking up your coils and or
head to the closest open area to begin leaking as it pleases.
Gurgling... MANY a time it is that condensation dripppping and dropppping along the walls of the old air shaft... when and if
you run a simple pipe cleaner thru that shaft... the (mystery) gurgle caused by condensation in the air shaft... will be gone!!!
