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    Default Analog Cig Filter as Cartridge Material?

    Has anyone tried this or are there chemicals in the filter as well?

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    Interesting Idea.. might be cheaper to just buy the carts lol, but it seems like it would work. I doubt there are any chemicals in the filter though.

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    Since the cartridge material is basically cotton wool why not just buy cotton wool for replacement purposes.

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    2 weeks ago I picked up some filters for the roll-your-own machine to try. Good draw, but I couldn't get decent vapor, even with a good soak in e-liquid. The cotton fibers must be too tightly packed or something? Hope that helps...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grumpysanta View Post
    Since the cartridge material is basically cotton wool why not just buy cotton wool for replacement purposes.
    Neither cotton or wool melts into a glob like pictures I've seen of melted core material.

    I wouldn't suggest real wool. Although it's fire resistant a little too much heat could have your atomizer smelling like burnt hair.

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    Sorry I didn't mean that type of cotton wool, I was refering to the type as sold in a pharmacy. Interesting thought about roll-your-own filters, I've still got some slim filters so I might try that.

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    The filters in most cigarettes / buy separate rollie filters are made of acetate I believe????
    I know they used to be a few years ago--- probably not a prob if kept wet , but some serious nasties can come out if the cart gets dry and they melt a little?????

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    there is a thread here somewhere.somebody bought fish tank filters and said they are nearly indestinguishable from cart material.so far hes saying they work great, and got tons of it for like 5 bucks.find the thread, he even has a link to the product so you can find it easy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by K0rvet View Post
    2 weeks ago I picked up some filters for the roll-your-own machine to try. Good draw, but I couldn't get decent vapor, even with a good soak in e-liquid. The cotton fibers must be too tightly packed or something? Hope that helps...
    That was what I was thinking. I figured they would wick well, but wasn't sure if they would be heat resistant enough or had other chemicals in them possibly. I know Salem likes to put its menthol in the filter.

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    The best idea I've heard is the test Jaaxx is doing with Kevlar.

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