Native Wick available at Nicoticket!!

[MattyRetro]

All I can say is wow! I bought a "puck" of this stuff on a whim when ordering some juice. I was using Koh Gen Do with good results but for some reason it just doesn't look clean to me. I've read about using Pima cotton for wick but I was never motivated enough to actively seek some out. Leave good enough alone right? Well I was wrong. This Native Wick cotton is incredible! It is pure white in color and looks very clean. The way it is packaged makes it very easy to work with. Basically the strip of cotton breaks into 3 "channels" and each channel is wide enough to wick with. So I cut one of the channels to length and used it in my Subtank with the RBA base. Right from the first hit there is no taste to the cotton. No "break-in" at all. It is very clean tasting and wicks juice incredibly. You guys and gals have got to try this stuff out. It is well worth the $$. Plus, the complete process is done right here in the USA. No Japanese anything. Thanks Kent for offering this stuff. Seems to be a no brainier when restocking up on juice.

 

[MattyRetro]

Here are the "channels" that I talked about:

 

[kkiet]

I have it also, in my opinion I think it is better than kgd.

 

[MattyRetro]

I agree kkiet...so much cleaner looking and no little seed fragments to pick out.

 

[Josh V]

Glad you guys like it! So you think it's a keeper for the store?

 

[kkiet]

For sure.

 

[xpl0it]

Looks exactly like Cellucotton Cotton.

 

[ChiBear85]

Looks good how much comes in the puck I've been using cotton bacon looks similar

 

[MattyRetro]

Looks exactly like Cellucotton Cotton.

If you read the description of it, it's American Pima cotton. 100% natural. Cellucotton is not.

 

[MattyRetro]

Glad you guys like it! So you think it's a keeper for the store?

Most definitely! It's great to be able to grab some cotton along with my favorite juice. One stop shop!

 

[DaBucs]

Looks good how much comes in the puck I've been using cotton bacon looks similar

3ft per puck

 

[MattyRetro]

Looks good how much comes in the puck I've been using cotton bacon looks similar

I am not sure of what Cotton Bacon is made of. The packaging says it is long fiber medical grade cotton. It doesn't mention that is is from American Pima. The Native Wick puck contains approximately 1 foot of cotton. It seems like it will last awhile.

 

[MattyRetro]

3ft per puck

36 inches or approximately 1 foot according to the packaging.

 

[DaBucs]

36 inches or approximately 1 foot according to the packaging.

36 inches equals 3 ft...12inches in a ft which would equate to 1meter? which is close to a yard i believe...i get messed up on the metric system

 

[MattyRetro]

Your right. I don't know what I was thinkin! Too much coffee and not enough fresh air!!!

*Edit*. I knew I wasn't going too crazy. Directly from the description on NT's site:

 

[DaBucs]

Your right. I don't know what I was thinkin! Too much coffee and not enough fresh air!!!

*Edit*. I knew I wasn't going too crazy. Directly from the description on NT's site:

Yea they typoed again...they had it at first saying 36ft hehe

 

[Megan Kogijiki Ratchford]

Your right. I don't know what I was thinkin! Too much coffee and not enough fresh air!!!

*Edit*. I knew I wasn't going too crazy. Directly from the description on NT's site:

Yea they typoed again...they had it at first saying 36ft hehe

Okay....simple math guys! Time for a brush-up (The NT guys, not you two. )

ETA: 1 meter=3.28 feet or 39.36 inches. One foot=12 inches.....there's a joke in there somewhere.....

 

[ed101z]

Looks exactly like Cellucotton Cotton.

That's what I was thinking. After using CelluCotton for 8 months now, I can attest that it works great. I've spent months comparing all 3 wicking materials :: CelluCotton, KGD, and RXW 3mm.

CelluCotton delivered the best flavor, nic hit, and vapor. I'm gonna stay with it and not look back. Can't beat the price of CC. $16 for 750ft is a real bargain.

 

[dbrandt01]

This is one thing I've always seen, but never tried it. I've been using rayon because I've been sent a crap ton of it haha. Haven't needed to buy cotton for a while and barely put a dent in the pile I have. Looks like good stuff though

 

[Kent Brooks]

All I can say is wow! I bought a "puck" of this stuff on a whim when ordering some juice. I was using Koh Gen Do with good results but for some reason it just doesn't look clean to me. I've read about using Pima cotton for wick but I was never motivated enough to actively seek some out. Leave good enough alone right? Well I was wrong. This Native Wick cotton is incredible! It is pure white in color and looks very clean. The way it is packaged makes it very easy to work with. Basically the strip of cotton breaks into 3 "channels" and each channel is wide enough to wick with. So I cut one of the channels to length and used it in my Subtank with the RBA base. Right from the first hit there is no taste to the cotton. No "break-in" at all. It is very clean tasting and wicks juice incredibly. You guys and gals have got to try this stuff out. It is well worth the $$. Plus, the complete process is done right here in the USA. No Japanese anything. Thanks Kent for offering this stuff. Seems to be a no brainier when restocking up on juice.

I was sceptical. I had been using cotton bacon with decent success and I didn't think I had a compellingly reason to try something new... I was wrong. Thank you kinda for the feedback, glad someone is enjoying it as much as I am!


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