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| Super Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Arizona, USA
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I would hate to read that someone forgot to rinse some of this stuff out and pulled it into their lungs. I think the mechanical cleaning thing is great and I'm all about saving a buck, but I'd hate to see someone carted to the ER because they forgot to rinse a $10 atomiser. I'm not preaching, just a friendly reminder/request to PLEASE be careful if you're going to experiment. | |
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| Moderator Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Florida
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| Senior Member ECF Veteran Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: nYc
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Thanks a lot!!!! Jaxx. Beware, I'm sure you just pissed off Steve from puresmoker and many other suppliers!! ![]() Don't worry we got your back! =p
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| Senior Member ECF Veteran Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: nYc
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Thanks a lot buddy, can't wait till one of my atomizers go so I can poke it!! EDIT: I just poked the atomizer to see if it would make more vapor, wow!! Definitely an improvement!! But I recomment anyone that attempts the resurrection technique by Jaxx to use a flashlight to look inside first to see where the wires are, just to make sure you don't accidentally rip it out.
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| Full Member Join Date: Feb 2009
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Jaxx, can you perhaps post a video clip of you performing your cleaning method?
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| Full Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Dallas
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Thanx Jaaxx - Just found this and pulled 2 dead 901 atomizers out of the trash (they both died on the same day last week - thank goodness I hadn't emptied it )and did the "technique" with a paper clip and they are both working like new now. Bless You!
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| Super Member ECF Veteran Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Mexico
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This also works with new atomizers, of course I don't saying you should do it, but I just tryed it with a 3 days old one that was working pretty bad and guess what? it is working great, better than any other one I have, I noticed on an old one that it was loose, the atomizer went up and down inside the tube, then I managed to hold it down to do this resurrection method and after that I'd push it down a little hard and now the atomizer dosn't sink when I overflow it, nice smooth drag and A LOT of vapor, this is just great.
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| Moderator ECF Veteran Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Montreal,Canada
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This method is for clogged atomizers? Meaning they heat up but produce no vapor correct? The first time I read this thread I had no idea what you guys were talking about... this time around, I'm still confused. Probably because I tried it and it didn't seem to do anything but that might just mean my atomizer isn't clogged. Are you guys are talkin about sticking a needle into the battery end of the atomizer, through the tiny hole in the cap, till it hits the slit in the inside center and clearing the slit? |
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| Moderator Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Florida
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Jaaxx--many members here really would like a video if that is possible for what I call "the Jaaxx Method" --I can understand what you are doing as I have taken many of these apart--but other members like Misty probably have not--so if you have the time and resources it would be appreciated---Thanks--Sun |
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