510 Atty still tasting burnt after an isopropyl alcohol soak and 26 hour dry.

[zoiDman]

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Search is now my friend!

One last thing that I forgot to mention.

Take Anything you read here on the ECF advisewise with a grain of salt.

What works for one person may or not work for another. And what one person considers safe and reasonable, someone else might not.

I think this thread below illustrates this quite well.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/153415-possible-best-atty-cleaner.html

 

[zoiDman]

I don't drink booze either, so I guess that's why I don't think it's blasphemy to use good Vodka on my atty's..

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Perhaps not Blasphemy.

But using Stoli to Clean atomizers is Not going to put a smile on the face of the Most Holy of Patron Saints, Hiram Walker.

 

[Diagasa]

Whenever my atty's get really nasty, I'll put them in a shot glass full of cheap vodka or everclear. I then let them sit over night and give them a quick rinse in more vodka/everclear and alow them to dry for about 10 to 15 minutes. This method usually makes them work like they are brand new.

 

[k9frog]

my 2 cents say that when i have a burnt taste thats telling me im not getting enough liquid on the coil, the burnt taste is sometime the matting burning if its to dry, i have 510 attys ive used for months with no burnt taste,its very rare i ever cleaned an atty

 

[zoiDman]

my 2 cents say that when i have a burnt taste thats telling me im not getting enough liquid on the coil, the burnt taste is sometime the matting burning if its to dry, i have 510 attys ive used for months with no burnt taste,its very rare i ever cleaned an atty

You are Sort Of right...

The burnt taste Does come from not enough e-liquid reaching the coil.

But in an Atty or a CE2 type Cartomizer, the wick Can Not burn at e-Cig Temps. It's the e-liquid that is Burning.