Am I using too much cotton in my Kayfun?

[DavidOH]

Yeah! Non vapors don't get it! They ask why I keep buying all this stuff, why is it so complicated and why do you do if it makes you so frustrated sometimes. It's kinda like a holy quest I tell them. Not so much about finding the answer, but by being illuminated in the journey. BTW, do you know how to add a picture to your profile?

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If you keep having trouble with the cotton you may want to try Cellucotton. It's much easier than cotton balls. Cellucotton has to be snug in the coil so it's hard to screw up. Just something to think about.

 

[Newportlocal]

Yeah! Non vapors don't get it! They ask why I keep buying all this stuff, why is it so complicated and why do you do if it makes you so frustrated sometimes. It's kinda like a holy quest I tell them. Not so much about finding the answer, but by being illuminated in the journey. BTW, do you know how to add a picture to your profile?

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[roxynoodle]

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If you keep having trouble with the cotton you may want to try Cellucotton. It's much easier than cotton balls. Cellucotton has to be snug in the coil so it's hard to screw up. Just something to think about.

Agree. My new kayfun is working well and I'm really new to rebuilding. I'm sure using the Cellucotton is helping me.

 

[FundamentalForce]

Wow thanks! Where does one find cellucotton? Haven't seen it in local vape stores.

 

[Newportlocal]

Wow thanks! Where does one find cellucotton? Haven't seen it in local vape stores.

I actually like Koh Gen Doh, but here is what you are looking for.
Graham Sanek CelluCotton 100% Cotton Coil

 

[Newportlocal]

A few different box numbers will work. Here is a portion of a thread with some numbers listed.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...etter-flow-flavor-saturation-nic-hit-102.html

 

[FundamentalForce]

Awesome thanks!

 

[Subdivisions]

make your wick thin (like the size it needs to go through the coil) and the wick should be long enough to touch the edge of the deck on both sides. Now make it into a Z pattern and lay the wick on the deck. Make sure your not covering the channels that run up the side. If you are covering the channels then put the ring on (without the chimney) and use a small flatblade screwdriver to push the wick away from the channels.

Blocking the channels (the groooves that run up to the deck from the bottom) is what usually causes dry hits

 

[DavidOH]

Check your local beauty supply stories.

 

[cocacola31173]

I recently got this Japanese cotton and love it! Makes wicking it so easy and I have had no dry hits since I used it. It also lasts longer between wick changes then my regular organic cotton balls I was using. Takes about 3 weeks to get to you though but the bag will last forever.

Amazon.com: Cotton Labo ORGANIC Cotton Puff Size M (200pc): Health & Personal Care