Are all juices save in the plastic bottle for a reo? Sorry, New reo owner here.
any tank crackers?
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Thanks! Just wondered if safe to store possible tank crackers in the drip portion of a reo?
I'm positive that pluid cannot be used on my reo. Is that correct?
The only reason I can think why not is once Pluid is used in a Reo it's almost impossible to get rid of the flavor. Clark (Kent Brooks, the owner of Nicoticket) has a Reo reserved for only Pluid because of this.
And again, I can think of no NT juices that would be tank crackers save maybe Sure Bert.
The only reason I can think why not is once Pluid is used in a Reo it's almost impossible to get rid of the flavor. Clark (Kent Brooks, the owner of Nicoticket) has a Reo reserved for only Pluid because of this.
And again, I can think of no NT juices that would be tank crackers save maybe Sure Bert.
And to think I sent him his first sample of Pluid to ruin a perfectly good Reo.
That is some vile juice.
You don't need to worry, the plastic in reo bottles is different than the plastic in tanks. Nothing will crack it. I do recommend a separate bottle for each flavor, moreso for convenience than getting old flavors out - though, depending on the flavor, that can be an issue too 
And to think I sent him his first sample of Pluid to ruin a perfectly good Reo.
I hate you - just saying.
You cost me hundreds of dollars on a bad Pluid habit.
I don't hit it as an ADV - I just keep a REO around with Pluid in it all the time as a change-up.
I guess if you need a pallet cleanser, Pluid will do it. Not sure you couldn't use it for paint stripper.
Alright, so, the "soft" plastic bottles of a reo are generally speaking either HDPE or LDPE depending on manufacturer and the like these are extremely chemically stable, and mildly heat stable (they tend to have a low enough melting point that you can create your own molds for these plastics). So, basically not much to worry about in terms of "cracking."
Polycarbonate however, while is heat stable and tends to be mostly chemically stable, it's attacked by acid and certain other chemicals. The easiest thing to tell with Polycarbonate is that they are /clear/ and rigid.
There are other rigid plastics that are more chemically stable, but they generally less optically clear.
Polycarbonate however, while is heat stable and tends to be mostly chemically stable, it's attacked by acid and certain other chemicals. The easiest thing to tell with Polycarbonate is that they are /clear/ and rigid.
There are other rigid plastics that are more chemically stable, but they generally less optically clear.
my wife has a Pluid addiction..... It's our tradeoff ...She gets Pluid I get Nicoticket...
I win!
I win!
Nope. Either enjoy the cross over for a bit until the juice you just put in comes through or try putting warm water in an empty bottle and clean the tube out that way.
Thanks again! Damn holiday screwing up my bottom fed rda delivery, reo has been patiently waiting for a few days! Thanks again for all the help! Much appreciated
10 months using REOs, never once changed the tube
ETA except when I got the new connector, 'cause it came with a fresh tube
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