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Depends. If I am vaping a similar flavor I just pour away. If they are not complimentary I rinse and switch heads (I keep spares on hand so I dont have to wait....yes, I am impatient haha) and enjoy my vapy vapeness. Yumm
I only dump & clean when da joose gets too dark.
Wait a sec... OK, I am in da vaping forum (whew!)
Wait a sec... OK, I am in da vaping forum (whew!)
Look, I wash dishes and clothes, scrub floors, counters and toilets. I'm NOT gonna spend time cleaning vape gear. I just keep adding juice and only change or clean heads. That's enough already!
Guess we're all members of the "Lazy Vapers Club" 
But since I'm getting 1-2 months out of a coil and wick assembly in my Vivi, good vapor, good taste, I don't see me trying the 32 step "Cleaning, Dry Burning and Re-Wicking" method anytime soon...
But since I'm getting 1-2 months out of a coil and wick assembly in my Vivi, good vapor, good taste, I don't see me trying the 32 step "Cleaning, Dry Burning and Re-Wicking" method anytime soon...
Interim cleanings for me (Kanger T2, CE4 varieties) occur when a few tankfuls have left me with a small amount of darker residue at the end of a tank. This involves removing the head, rinsing tank and head in hot tap water, patting wicks dry and blowing all liquid out of both. It takes about a minute and goes right back to work. Thorough cleaning, involving dry burning and flavor wick replacement, occurs every week or two and takes about 10 minutes.
This reminds me how much better vaping maintenance is compared to cartos a couple years ago, with frequent topping off, repeated flushings, hole alignment and taryn spins. And they still never tasted very good after the first fill.
This reminds me how much better vaping maintenance is compared to cartos a couple years ago, with frequent topping off, repeated flushings, hole alignment and taryn spins. And they still never tasted very good after the first fill.
I'm a fellow T2 user and my routine is about the same. I stocked up on heads but it turns out that probably wasn't necessary 'cause dry burning and flavor wick replacement can stretch out the life of a head quite a bit.
I can't seem to kill a T2 head, so I guess I'm better prepared for the vaping apocalypse than I thought! They rarely get much accumulation on the coil compared to other top coils I've used.
Mine get pretty gunked up with certain juices but so far, they've cleaned up nicely with dry burning. The flavor wicks, on the other hand, don't fare as well. But those are easy and cheap enough to replace. I'm using 2mm silica, which seems to be pretty close to the correct size.
My carto tanks get cleaned out whenever I change the carto. I have 3 protanks and a Davide and I will refill the same one throughout the day but I do clean them at night and my driptips get cleaned everynight. Especially my metal ones.
I used to clean out my tank and coil after each tankfull. But I've given up on that because I don't notice the flavor difference when I switch to a different flavor. The only time when I clean the tank is when the coil gives out.
I use a carto tank. When the carto needs changing that's when I wash out the carto tank. That's about a week to ten days for me. I usually get 18ml of vaping from an XL carto before it needs changing out. I wash the carto tank out good with anti-bacterial dish washing soap and hot water.
I do the same thing. Sometimes I'll dump the darker juice, but for the most part I refill and vape. Only exception is if I change flavor. Unless I think the mix may be yummy. Like strawberry tobacco. Yummm!
I am a firm believer in experimentation and will happily mix my new flavour with the remains of an old one every time. This is because I live on the edge of discovery, it's not because I'm lazy and can't be bothered to clean it. No, please don't think that. Never.
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