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I wouldn't let them breathe longer than overnight. I'm at a point where I no longer let my eliquid breathe, I actually don't remove the caps until 1st use. Extended exposure to air can cause accelerated oxidation.

I like their juice. Key is to let it steep for at least a couple weeks before even opening the bottles. Local vape shop charges $20/30 ml and I ordered 360ml from VW today for $60 to my door. I ordered 480ml of Skittles flavored juice from Slims ejuice last week. Going to let it steep a month...

I bought bought the istick 60W TC and 100W mods during black friday sales. I like the fact that they don't come with cells as I can choose the cells I want to use. I bought the 100W not for vaping high wattage but rather extended battery life between 25-50W. I'm currently running a .2 ohm coil...

Even if you can size them at a local hardware you'll want to ensure they're food grade. Check sweetvapes.com, they stock quite few orings for tanks.

I just use my batteries and replace them when I feel they're losing capacity. While I make an effort to charge them when the battery indicator hits 25%, there are times I forget and all of a sudden the battery bar is next to nothing. If I get a year out of my 18650s at $8.99/pair, I'd say that's...

I wrap them tightly in a paper towel for about an hour when I clean the tanks or change flavors. I've never rinsed them and do keep the shells for rebuild should I choose to do so in the future.

I soak all new tank parts in warm tap water with a few drops of Dawn. Rinse well, dry and enjoy.

I wrap my coil heads in a paper towel while I clean my tanks. By the time I put it back together most of the old juice is out of the coil.

My go to vendor, orders generally ship the same day, next day if order placed late in the day. Customer service and juice is excellent.

Best practice would be to refill before it drops below the holes in the coil. I don't bother with vodka while cleaning. I rinse everything except the cool head under very warm water. To get the old juice out of the coil, I wrap it in a paper towel and put it in a pill bottle. By the time the...

I used to shake and let it breathe, now I just shake. It breathes between fills.

Nitrovapes has closed up shop. Their webseite had a maintenance message for a long time and now its just gone. Emails have gone unanswered.

The tank arrived today and I just got it going. Thus far I like it better than the Delta II. Running the .5 coil at 40W with the airflow half open. Still has that new coil taste and I believe the flavor will get better. I like the Subtank mini but I get ohm fluctuations because the center pin...

I've had the Atlantis since Dec, have read the concern over the wicking material and continue to use them. I own the Delta 2, Subtank and Subtank mini and continue to reach for the Atlantis.

Had the same thing with the mini. Today I realized the cause: Kanger didn't go with a spring loaded center pin! I have a feeling I won't be using this tank much as its very irritating.

They're one of the first online vendors I bought from when I started vaping back in Sept of last year. They're legit and I had good experiences with them. I've since found vendors who have a wider range of hardware with better pricing.

I can't even imagine vaping Atlantis @ 60W. I stay around 25W with the Subtank on .5 coils, haven't yet tried the 1.2 coil. The Subtank mini should be here tomorrow.

I prefer plastic as its easier for filling tanks, especially larger tanks like the Kanger Subtank.

I burp occasionally and steep with caps on.

26W with the .5 OCC coils