Are YOU a Tootle Puffer??

[Katya]

The 'grommet' they're talking about looks like a little rubber plug at the very bottom of the coil itself,

Rubber vs silicone.

 

[Rixsta]

Im so slow at times, didn't release KD started the thread, haha, well today I become one again, out came my nautilus Mini, fresh coil, dam, I forgot how good the flavour was, been tootling at my pc for most of the night on some peach and pineapple new york cheesecake I made..

 

[Krisma]

Im so slow at times, didn't release KD started the thread, haha, well today I become one again, out came my nautilus Mini, fresh coil, dam, I forgot how good the flavour was, been tootling at my pc for most of the night on some peach and pineapple new york cheesecake I made..

We will see you in a week or so as you catchup on the frivolity.

I am always playing catchup, every time I blink the thread takes off again.

 

[Oregon Linda]

Is that package wrapping string?

I've rewicked t3s coils with string before. Worked great!

 

[Boden]

I've rewicked t3s coils with string before. Worked great!

I've used cotton baking twine in my Phoenix v1 dripper.

 

[redrebel821]

Lol...maybe I should boil some hemp twine and try it....

 

[Boden]

Lol...maybe I should boil some hemp twine and try it....

The kind made for jewelry is no good, it is waxed. Don't ask how I know this...

 

[redrebel821]

The kind made for jewelry is no good, it is waxed. Don't ask how I know this...

Lmaooooooo...ack!!! Not waxed...I bought a roll awhile back to make a dog leash and collar. I usually do paracord, but had a special request and have left overs!

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Nylon paracord works well, you can't smell your rubber grommet burning when you use the nylon wicking.

 

[redrebel821]

I haven't been that desperate yet...lol...I have a few feet of rayon left, and 2 bags of cotton balls around

 

[tj99959]

Lol...maybe I should boil some hemp twine and try it....

Or just cut up some old sweat socks, I'm told that you don't even have to add flavoring to your juice.

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Or just cut up some old sweat socks, I'm told that you don't even have to add flavoring to your juice.

Well there is a thread about someone wanting ejuice that did not taste like food...

 

[Fuzzy Thunderbear]

Or just cut up some old sweat socks, I'm told that you don't even have to add flavoring to your juice.

Well there is a thread about someone wanting ejuice that did not taste like food

E-juice that tastes like sweat socks... THIS is one of the reasons why I love this thread. Actually, some of the tobacco flavors I altered with the DIY stuff, Lannie said smelled like burnt maple bacon and there was no "food stuff" in it. Maybe we hoo-mons yust think with our tummies too much...

 

[Katya]

TPA Espresso mixed at 7-10%. It's nearly colorless, clear and very roast coffee. If you want to bolster the roast flavor add some TPA Caramel Cappuccino (less than 1% it's very strong)

I love my coffee vapes and have used them without destroying coils of all types.

Yes, I've seen some colorless coffee vapes and flavorings recently. My problem is that I like my coffees light and creamy, which creates another layer of difficulty.

 

[Katya]

Ahhh ... you've only tried commercial NETs then DIY can be much better (but time consuming), and much closer to true tobacco flavour

In all seriousness, I avoid NETs because 1) I don't enjoy the "raw" tobacco flavors to begin with; 2) they are coil cloggers; and 3) they all contain some impurities from tobacco leaves.

Doubts over the safety of NET E-liquids | Page 6 | E-Cigarette Forum

But many vapers love the NETs and I understand that.

 

[Lannie]

Rubber vs silicone.

Oh! THAT'S the thingy! LOL! I have silicone ones.

~Lannie

 

[Fuzzy Thunderbear]

I have silicone ones

No you don't; they're real. Oh, you meant the insulators...

 

[The Ocelot]

Or just cut up some old sweat socks, I'm told that you don't even have to add flavoring to your juice.

I have considered boiling dog hair, then twisting it to make a wick. There's so much around it would be nice to put it to good use.

Here's Busardo's take on other wicking materials (I use rayon):

 

[AndriaD]

I like the japanese cotton; I wasn't *terribly* impressed when I first tried it, the taste is just the same as with organic cotton balls... but I find myself using it all the time now; it's just so darn EASY compared to cotton balls! And really does wick terrifically well.

Andria

 

[Bikenstein]

I use tampon de gaze for wickin