luck with atomizers!

[jennyhadadot]

Hi all...I've been vaping (heavily) for over 2 1/2 months and have NEVER lost an atty! I'm not bragging (well maybe just a little) but I'm wondering if this is normal. I just saw another thread about someone loosing an atty and just thought I'd ask around and see if anyone out there has as much luck with these things as I have. I never blow them out , never clean them and never soak them. Also, I haven't noticed any 'performance' problems either. I have 5 or 6 that I rotate and I will let them drip out, but that's about it. I use a 510 on both a joye and my good old Prodigy. I also have a janty stick (about 2 months old, think it uses a 801) with both the original attys.
SHOOT, now that I wrote this, I'll probably have all the atomizers go bad at once! (looks around to do some serious knocking on wood).

[Scooter Bob]

Me too. I have one of the two I use that is restricted in air flow, and may need cleaning, but I've been over two months and still have not lost an atty. I think it really has a lot to do with not running them dry, and not flooding them, but what do I know, 'cept that I haven't needed to go into spare stock yet Bob

[Mo JJC]

I haven't lost one, knock on wood. I leave them bat end up when not in use and only have cleaned them twice when they tasted bad. I have two 510 I use everyday and a bunch of extras just in case. I have 1 BLU I use 5 days a week and have never cleaned, 4 spares of those. If the case doesn't blow up. LOL

[HaploVoss]

No need for me to keep retelling the same old story... but yeah. I've had atomizers last a REALLY long time (way more than 2.5 months) and the ones I've had on my new-to-me models for the last month or so have yet to die either.

(For fairness... I had a faulty atty that died in 3 days on my 4081. After replacement it is still going strong)

Take care,
- Hap

[oldtechno]

So far (almost a month) all the atomizers I've lost was because of what I did.

[Applejackson]

I've never had one die, DEAD. Vapor production has been drastically reduced as performance dwindles. Sometimes I don't notice until I switch to a NEW atty because it happens gradually.