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    Dont ask me why because it doesn't happen for me, but some atomizers take a long time to start again after a wash, even after left all night to dry out.

    Pete - VG is itself oily in appearance, especially when it gets more pure as water content reduced. It is not actually an oil though. The deposit is not oily either, it is very dry. btw, notice any bad smell when you dip the soldering iron like you described?

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    Hangar - like Joe said it may of just needed a little mroe drying and more priming. I had a couple that i had cleaned, left overnight. Tried suing them the next morning, no joy. Took them to work andplayed there. Think i ended up dropping about 8 - 10 drips and puffed away on it for almost 20 - 30 minutesbefore it fired up again.

    Now if i clean one, i'll let it dry overnight (or do the oven drying method). Then before i use it i'll fully top off a cart and let it sit for at least an hour if not longer.

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    ill give it a shot, thanks guys...but what about dipping into alcohol, should i completely submerge the entire atomizer casing into it?...or just the wick?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kinabaloo View Post
    Dont ask me why because it doesn't happen for me, but some atomizers take a long time to start again after a wash, even after left all night to dry out.

    Pete - VG is itself oily in appearance, especially when it gets more pure as water content reduced. It is not actually an oil though. The deposit is not oily either, it is very dry. btw, notice any bad smell when you dip the soldering iron like you described?
    There is tobacco leaf 'oil' in the juice and I guess that is a 'vegetable' oil and there is no acrynolyn smell when doing it with the soldering iron.

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    Thumbs up Not to go off topic--but hats off to Pete here

    Quote Originally Posted by surbitonPete View Post
    There is tobacco leaf 'oil' in the juice and I guess that is a 'vegetable' oil and there is no acrynolyn smell when doing it with the soldering iron.
    Pete --been meaning to catch up with you--A full thumbs up to you for the tea bags--great idea and it works--period. No bones about it--it works and you get the full thumbs up my friend---Sun

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sun Vaporer View Post
    Pete --been meaning to catch up with you--A full thumbs up to you for the tea bags--great idea and it works--period. No bones about it--it works and you get the full thumbs up my friend---Sun
    Hey thanks sun ..I am glad you are finding it's working for you...like most things it doesn't seem to be working for everyone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by surbitonPete View Post
    Hey thanks sun ..I am glad you are finding it's working for you...like most things it doesn't seem to be working for everyone.
    Pete--I have only read positive posting except for a few that have tried it---most are having great sucess with it--It is now my only core that I will use---and this business about saftey issues is a lot of bunk IMO--if you can leave it in your tea and drink it--that is save enough for me--This polyester fiber toxic gas you kept reffering to had merit and you soundly addressed the issue--so thanks my friend--we appreciate it---Sun

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sun Vaporer View Post
    Pete--I have only read positive posting except for a few that have tried it---most are having great sucess with it--It is now my only core that I will use---and this business about saftey issues is a lot of bunk IMO--if you can leave it in your tea and drink it--that is save enough for me--This polyester fiber toxic gas you kept reffering to had merit and you soundly addressed the issue--so thanks my friend--we appreciate it---Sun
    Yes ...I kept getting a 'plastic' taste with normal cart materials and every time it happened it was almost impossible to get rid of it without using a new atomozer...and the idea of any chance of vaping polyester scared me more than anything...I haven't had 'any' plastic taste since I stopped using it, so I feel much happier.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sun Vaporer View Post
    Pete --been meaning to catch up with you--A full thumbs up to you for the tea bags--great idea and it works--period. No bones about it--it works and you get the full thumbs up my friend---Sun
    I've obviously missed something somewhere, but I can't find where

    What do you do with the teabags - my guess is make tea and soak atomisers in it ... but do you soak in hot or cold? And for how long?

    (Or please point me to the details that I guess are already here somewhere... )

    Thanks

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    Oops!
    Typical! Just found the thread about using teabags for Cartridge filler ... is that what you were referring to? Must have got a little confused by the reference being in an atomiser cleaning thread...so... has anyone tried using tea to clean atomisers

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