Danger in the filter?

[CandyGirl]

Kate I have been experimenting using 'just' janty juice for a week with a new atomizer to see if it's a 'cleaner' juice ....but sadly my quest to find a way to keep an atomizer working like a steam train for very much longer than a weeks use is still on...

i think it's so interesting when i see people posting such big differences in how long they get out of an atomizer.
2 months, 2 weeks? someone posted here the other day they got 9 months?

liquid aside, wouldn't it come down to usage?
if i draw steadily until the cut-off each time and you take pilot puffs and then steadily draw until the cut off, whose atomizer will last longer?
manual switches, letting the atomizer cool down longer between vapes. using 2 or more devices and alternating between them.
keeping the atomizer wet or vaping until it starts to dry out.
all of these things probably come into play but no one knows for sure.

i would be frustrated to say the least if i was only getting 2 weeks out of an atomizer. i have been using my penstyle everyday since december and it still works great.

if i had to guess, i'd say never let it get hot and/or dry.
but it would still only be a guess.

i'm frustrated for you Pete. hope you figure it out.

[surbitonPete]

Hey candy......yes I am baffled by what I must be doing any different to anyone else ...I am careful never to let an atomizer get too wet or too dry.....I use about the average amount of juice per day so that means I am not vaping any more than anyone else....I have tried various cleaning methods that have been suggested have made a huge difference for getting an atomizer to work well again but with very limited success......and at the end of the day I am still not getting much more than a week of great vaping out of an atomizer.

[CandyGirl]

i could understand an occasional bad atomizer but to never get a good one?
people go to great lengths to prolong them too. steam, boiling, solvents of all types.
taking them apart at night, blowing them out, letting them drain, rinsing, drying, canned air, etc.
i never understood the draining overnight, i'm sure there's a good reason but i don't think i ever came across it.
i don't do anything. set it down, go to bed and just pick it back up in the morning.
the only time i've even rinsed it was to try out new flavors.

i wish you luck Pete.

[surbitonPete]

i could understand an occasional bad atomizer but to never get a good one?
people go to great lengths to prolong them too. steam, boiling, solvents of all types.
taking them apart at night, blowing them out, letting them drain, rinsing, drying, canned air, etc.
i never understood the draining overnight, i'm sure there's a good reason but i don't think i ever came across it.
i don't do anything. set it down, go to bed and just pick it back up in the morning.
the only time i've even rinsed it was to try out new flavors.

i wish you luck Pete.

Wow ...I think you should come around my house and be my personal vapour trainer ...Lol

[MoonMan]

I'm not too worried about it, personally. I clean/refill my carts, and I while I have noticed that the very edges of the filler that touch the atomiser screen can get to looking like they are "melting" the tiniest bit, surely that tiny amount of melting on a filler I use over a couple weeks or so isn't going to create enough noxious gasses to be a problem.

The tiny amount of melting I see doesn't fuse the pad together and the pad looses no mass, and it certainly isn't burning. It stays white as ever when rinsed out.

I really don't think this is something to get worried about.

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[DocSlow]

All these good responses withstanding I'd like to add that I have great luck tamping down the filler in the cartridges of my 510. I use a Japanese chopstick to push the material down into the cartridge about halfway. Remember, the atomizer works by atomizing the liquid in its gas form inside the chamber so it shouldn't be in contact with anything - so you can effectively push the wadding (whatever it's made of) way down into the cartridge and far away from the atomizer's coil. HTH

[metapuff]

after discovering that the atty performs poorly because i've been filling the carts too much and having to vape with an empty cart to get it back to normal. i've been thinking of going to just dripping because i pretty much can get at least 20 puffs out of it before needing to add more.
no more worries about burning poly and cutting teabags.

win win

[surbitonPete]

wow this is an old thread ....I no longer use polyfill in my carts and so I never get that burnt plastic taste any more and I seem to have solved my atty problems ..all changed since this thread started.

[DocSlow]

wow this is an old thread ....I no longer use polyfill in my carts and so I never get that burnt plastic taste any more and I seem to have solved my atty problems ..all changed since this thread started.

Ok, what are you using for fill?