Replacing cartridge wool

[Zaxx]

15 drops? wow. How many normaly? I only get around 8

I usually get 8-9 drops. I also have no problem getting most of the liquid vaped. I top off with 4-5 drops when vapor fades. T bags do work very well.

[Kitabz]

Tea bag - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This doesn't sound so appealing: Heat-sealed tea bag paper usually has a heat-sealable thermoplastic such as PVC or polypropylene, as a component fiber on inner side of the tea bag surface.

At the top of the Wikipedia article I happened to notice the phrase "'Teabag' redirects here. For the slang term, see teabagging" and thought to myself "I wonder what that means".



Curse the Internet sometimes.

[cowgal]

Pete, one more thank you. Genius idea.

Adagio Tea Paper Filters $5 for 100 - Amazon.com: Adagio Teas Paper Filters: Kitchen & Dining

Yeah to that, let's not be wasting our tea! I have a box of these filters that I got at my local coffee & tea joint, it's been gathering dust for a few years so I'm happy to try out this new method. Mine are "Finum" brand, also a box of 100 and in the same long shape. Says they're made of "abaca pulp, cellulose and sealing fibre"... I don't know for sure but I think it's all plant-based fibers. Certainly seems less worrisome than vaping off the poly batting.

[500KV]

I didn't have much luck with the tea bag or coffee filter (probably due to my own ineptitude) but tried the cheap paper napkin and "BOY"--Works like a Louie.
Can't beat the price either.
You guys are spending way too much on that tea bag business.

[surbitonPete]

Pete, one more thank you. Genius idea.



Yeah to that, let's not be wasting our tea! I have a box of these filters that I got at my local coffee & tea joint, it's been gathering dust for a few years so I'm happy to try out this new method. Mine are "Finum" brand, also a box of 100 and in the same long shape. Says they're made of "abaca pulp, cellulose and sealing fibre"... I don't know for sure but I think it's all plant-based fibers. Certainly seems less worrisome than vaping off the poly batting.

I am so pleased the idea is working for quite a few people, there are so many variables that nothing seems to work the same for everyone. Actually I am thinking of testing a few brands of toilet paper but don't tell anyone!.....lmao.

[surbitonPete]

I didn't have much luck with the tea bag or coffee filter (probably due to my own ineptitude) but tried the cheap paper napkin and "BOY"--Works like a Louie.
Can't beat the price either.
You guys are spending way too much on that tea bag business.

Hey Yes the Napkins don't seem to work too bad either, I certainly think it's better than risking vaping any threads of polyester.

[500KV]

Actually I am thinking of testing a few brands of toilet paper but don't tell anyone!.....lmao.

Pete, I had the thought about TP too, but remembered that it's water soluble.
That's to help the plumbing I guess.
Probably wouldn't hold together would it ?

[ZambucaLu]

I didn't have much luck with the tea bag or coffee filter (probably due to my own ineptitude) but tried the cheap paper napkin and "BOY"--Works like a Louie.
Can't beat the price either.
You guys are spending way too much on that tea bag business.

Yeh, I tend to prefer the paper napkin too. I didn't have a problem with the teabags but I did find the napkin to be utterly simple.....it's astounding!

Lu

[surbitonPete]

Pete, I had the thought about TP too, but remembered that it's water soluble.
That's to help the plumbing I guess.
Probably wouldn't hold together would it ?

Oh yes.. I expect that's probably true.......toilet rolls are out then...lol.....I got a really expensive brand of kitchen paper towel to try and that hardly worked at all, unlike a cheap brand. I have yet to try a napkin.

[fjames]

I'm trying Handi-Wipes Heavy Wipes in a pen cart. Works better than a new cart on a fresh fill. We'll see how it lasts - not confident it will wick to the end, but very nice when wet.

HANDI-WIPES Heavy-Wipes Reusable Cloths, Pack of 3