About to do something I might regret

[D4rk50ul]

I just picked up some more AC (Atomic Cinnacide from TV) for my wife and being a huge fan in the past want to try some out. I am worried that I will not be able to get this taste out of the Reo once I put it in. Has anybody used it and can tell me which parts of the Reo just won't give up the flavor?

I know the Atomizer will be dedicated once used, but I am curious about the bottle/cap/o-ring/juice well/body/battery compartment/etc.

 

[washvap]

You got it right, the bottle/cap/o-ring will be where the flavor and smell lingers. You can get the taste out fairly easily with isopropyl alcohol (91% or higher). Use it to get out menthol and other strong flavored juices. Don't really have much luck getting rid of the smell though.

As for the well, use dip one side of the q-tip in some iso and wipe everything. Using the other side dipped in water to get rid of the iso before letting it dry. Don't forget to rinse out the bottle and everything else in water.

If you want to get out the o-ring. Just use a small paper clip and fish it out.

 

[Coffee Addict]

Why not just drip at first to make sure you want to vape it?

 

[canoeist]

Why not just drip at first to make sure you want to vape it?

+1 on this

 

[Della Cirque]

Or fill a carto?

 

[mwa102464]

Dont use it in your Reo man, try it out on something else first and maybe set up some other unit for the AC unless you want your Reo to be a hot cinn box, just saying

 

[Parmacrafter]

Dont use it in your Reo man, try it out on something else first and maybe set up some other unit for the AC unless you want your Reo to be a hot cinn box, just saying

Ditto on that one. Also the AC has been known to make the o ring get larger and no longer seal the bottle properly (boiling the o ring and letting it dry will usually shrink it back to size).

 

[Delilah718]

And be careful with banana flavored juices too!

I agree with Della Cirque, a carto that you fill (instead of putting the juice through the bottle and feeding system) seems like the safest bet for safeguarding the feeding system from that flavor