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| Lurline the Fairy Queen Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Nashville
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Hi Sun, Well, I'm still here after soaking my atomizers in coil cleaner with phosphoric acid last night. I rinsed really really well, brought to an almost-boil in the pot for a minute, rinsed and rinsed again. THen I blew out the water with my mouth, set them to dry and bravely vaped. Of course the acid is poison, but if you rinse, it seems to work. The acid really does dissolve or at least break up and dissolve the coil residue. I just rinsed and rinsed and rinsed. The solvent is a liquid. It will rinse away if you run it under the water long enough. I had black particles in the solvent this morning and I'm running the atomizer on my new SD which really must work the atomizer hard since there's a larger battery and more vapor. So, I am very pleased. Before I cleaned it, it tasted horrible and was starting to draw difficultly. But, now, it's really like new.
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| ECF Veteran Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: North Yorkshire UK
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I can confirm that all my dead atomizers have been broken off at the soldered connection as well.......they could easily solve that problem at manufacture simply by taking the soldered part of the connection down below the atomizer coils pot.
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We do not want people using things that we do not know are in fact safe and getting hurt. That is why We never advocate its use and anyone that does try any type of toxic solvent does so at their own risk. Our position is to not try it at all and to wait and see if we can find a solvent that is indeed safe. That is the offical stance that this Forum takes. So those that read in the experiment section--Heed to the warnings --as they have been given repeatedly and do not use toxic solvents!! Anyone that does, Like Kendra, and others are doing so at their own risk and not advocating that anyone else do these experiments---Sun | |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2009
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this is prob not the forum to ask this ques but im a newbie and couldnt figure out how to start a new one.... ok, i just got my ecig in the mail from greencigarrette.com i love the idea and hope it becomes a safe alternative for me. i havent been useing it alll that much because the kit came with some nasty taisting stuff. QUESTION, y when i puff on a completly empty cartridgde i still blow vapor? or why if i blow on the atomizer without a cartridge even attached to it still has some kind of smoke or something?If all I am inhaling like the all ecig retailers claim is that safe glycerol and pure nic, then what the heck is that other stuff?????!?!! |
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| Lurline the Fairy Queen Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Nashville
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Yes, makes perfect sense. And, I agree, this is something I feel comfortable doing but I guess I won't recommend it to others. And, I do agree that since it's more viscous than water, it may remain on the atomizer. That's why I thought I should boil them briefly, too. But, again, I agree with you. Not recommended for everyone. . . ![]() Quote:
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