1500 Puffs self cleans ???????????

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dnakr

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If you are asking how I do maintenance on my e-cig, at night I remove the atomizer from the battery, take out the cartridge and place my atomizer in a glass with the cartridge side down so if any liquid is left in it - it will drain over night. I also inspect my atomizer for loose fibres. If there are any I use tweezers to remove them.

If my atomizer stops producing the amount of smoke I am use to and the above didn't help, I will run my atomizer under hot water for a couple of minutes - blow out as much water as I can and place it back on the battery, put a mouthpiece on it and suck on it until I know it is dry. Then I remove the mouthpiece and I drip a couple of drops of e-liquid into the atomizer until it begins to smoke again. Then I put back in the cartridge.

Does this make sense?
 

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dnakr said:
If you are asking how I do maintenance on my e-cig, at night I remove the atomizer from the battery, take out the cartridge and place my atomizer in a glass with the cartridge side down so if any liquid is left in it - it will drain over night. I also inspect my atomizer for loose fibres. If there are any I use tweezers to remove them.

If my atomizer stops producing the amount of smoke I am use to and the above didn't help, I will run my atomizer under hot water for a couple of minutes - blow out as much water as I can and place it back on the battery, put a mouthpiece on it and suck on it until I know it is dry. Then I remove the mouthpiece and I drip a couple of drops of e-liquid into the atomizer until it begins to smoke again. Then I put back in the cartridge.

Does this make sense?
 

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kit123 said:
dnakr said:
If you are asking how I do maintenance on my e-cig, at night I remove the atomizer from the battery, take out the cartridge and place my atomizer in a glass with the cartridge side down so if any liquid is left in it - it will drain over night. I also inspect my atomizer for loose fibres. If there are any I use tweezers to remove them.

If my atomizer stops producing the amount of smoke I am use to and the above didn't help, I will run my atomizer under hot water for a couple of minutes - blow out as much water as I can and place it back on the battery, put a mouthpiece on it and suck on it until I know it is dry. Then I remove the mouthpiece and I drip a couple of drops of e-liquid into the atomizer until it begins to smoke again. Then I put back in the cartridge.

Does this make sense?
Yeah cool it makes perfect sense and what the longest you have had an atomizer last in this way ?
And those fibres you are on about i removed some this afternoon where do they come from and what damage do they do ?
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Mr.Darcy said:
actually my flatmate was using it at the time,and he ran into my room and went "what the **** is wrong with this thing?the light wont go off" he thought he'd broken it..all that happens is the led light stays on without blinking for 30 seconds or so...still,its a rare sight..bit like spotting bigfoot... ;)
Sure it wasnt the battery is such a rare thing lol
 
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