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Sir2fyablyNutz

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hi @terter and welcome to the forum. When I change juice in mine I do this. Remove tank from mod. Turn tank upside down. Unscrew the bottom airflow from the glass and top part.
If the tank is empty I usually run tap water into the top part to rinse out the old juice flavor. I dry with a paper towel, blow etc. I also wipe off the coil head (still attached to bottom airflow part) with the paper towel. Then I fill the top part with the glass still attached almost to the end of the center pipe. With the tank still upside down re screw the bottom airflow part and coil head into the top part. (Firmly/snugly). Turn tank over and take a few un powered draws to make certain the wick is saturated. The old flavor still in the wick should disappear in 4 or 5 hits (unless it's a menthol, strong cinnamon etc..).
 
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hi @terter and welcome to the forum. When I change juice in mine I do this. Remove tank from mod. Turn tank upside down. Unscrew the bottom airflow from the glass and top part.
If the tank is empty I usually run tap water into the top part to rinse out the old juice flavor. I dry with a paper towel, blow etc. I also wipe off the coil head (still attached to bottom airflow part) with the paper towel. Then I fill the top part with the glass still attached almost to the end of the center pipe. With the tank still upside down re screw the bottom airflow part and coil head into the top part. (Firmly/snugly). Turn tank over and take a few un powered draws to make certain the wick is saturated. The old flavor still in the wick should disappear in 4 or 5 hits (unless it's a menthol, strong cinnamon etc..).

Noted... thanks for the advice. a great help for me to try new flavours in future.
 

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I usually remove the tank, and open it up as though I was going to refill it. I pour the liquid back in the bottle it came from, and then rinse the tank with warm tap water. If I don't want to have a mix of the flavors, I open up the RDA, and pull the wick out, do a couple of dry burns on the kanthal coil, and then pop in a new wick. Saturate the wick with the new liquid, fill the tank with the new liquid, put it all together, and enjoy. If I don't care if the flavors mix, I don't re wick. I have also purchased a couple of extra RDAs for the subtanks mini, since they are only 6 or 7 bucks, and will sometimes just switch out the RDA rather than re wick.
 
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I usually remove the tank, and open it up as though I was going to refill it. I pour the liquid back in the bottle it came from, and then rinse the tank with warm tap water. If I don't want to have a mix of the flavors, I open up the RDA, and pull the wick out, do a couple of dry burns on the kanthal coil, and then pop in a new wick. Saturate the wick with the new liquid, fill the tank with the new liquid, put it all together, and enjoy. If I don't care if the flavors mix, I don't re wick. I have also purchased a couple of extra RDAs for the subtanks mini, since they are only 6 or 7 bucks, and will sometimes just switch out the RDA rather than re wick.

noted.. bro! thanks for the advice.
 
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