5 easy steps to make a atty good as new.

[keyzygirl]

Just use them.Ive lost only one in 3 months and I dropped it.alot.

[Century 21]

sounds great

[TheB0lt]

Quickest and best method IMHO:

Have extra on hand and toss the suckers. At $9 each (DSE-901 from Vapor Kings) they are definately throw-aways!

Please note that this method may not get you in the black if you're trying to justify the cost difference to analogs, but ...

HEE HEE

P.S. I suppose blowin' out the atty from both ends is easy enough to try. The rest would annoy me pretty quickly, though.

[MissVapor]

or your can just buy a new atty for less than $10 ( Ive had the same two attys for 4 months with no problems and I use a 510) I don't clean them, I just blow them out once a day..

[GrimmGreen]

put me in the "never clean your attys" camp , $10 every 2months... yeah i think i can swing that. it's weird to me that people are so hell bent on cleaning atomizers.

[Bandit]

1) NEVER subject any atty to extremely hot liquid like boiling water. You will weaken the bridge connection and possibly cause it to come apart.

2) NEVER soak any atty overnight. Only soak for a brief amount of time (an hour or so) if blowing out does not work




Just blow them out and things should be fine. A quick dry burn (like 2-3 seconds repeated 2 or 3 times) also works to eliminate primer. Do NOT dry burn for 30 seconds.

[VapeStar]

I think this post could be a little misleading and should be edited by the mods.

Someone with an 801 could do this and break their atty.

[brownbrown4]

i blow mine out, rinse in hot tap water,soak in lime juice for a few hours, then rinse again in hot water, blowthem out, let them sit for a few.
Cleaning an atty isnt cuz we are cheap. sometimes they get clogged from various juice additives, or they get a crap burnt taste from the carbon deposits burning. heated metal creates deposits, no matter how much you keep the atty wet...

BB

[hanover fist]

The e liquid is water soluble just run it under warm water blow it out and let it set on end to dry or use a blow dryer to dry it.

[rengic]

The blow out method seems to work best for me too. Of the couple of attys that have died on me I've tried every trick in the book to no avail. They're just dead. Dead Jim!