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| Full Member Join Date: Jul 2009
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I had a friend from work tell me that she uses a can of compressed air (typically for cleaning your keyboard, I believe) to clean her e-cig connections and atomizer. I tried it today, and it does work well. I also find that cleaning the connections often helps too - for some reason, I find dark gunk on the end of the battery - I just use a clean paper towel to do this. For whatever reason though - I still get a funky taste with the 901 atomizers I have. Just ordered a USB pass through for the 901 too; I hope it doesn't disapoint. |
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| Full Member Join Date: Jul 2009
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Compressed air will work for loose debris, but not for "baked on" gunk. That will require some soaking or perhaps it can be burned off if your e-smoke has that feature.
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| Full Member Join Date: Jul 2009
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Thank you - what do you soak them in, and for how long?
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| Full Member Join Date: Jul 2009
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Sink it in a cup of isopropyl alcohol and dry it afterwords.
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