I have a feeling once I try the Kayfun all my other tanks will go in storage stash box LOL!
I've been trying rayon again as I don't think I gave it a fair chance before deciding I didn't care for it. Used it the other day and it was good, but having issues with seeping juice in the AFC because of having to make the tails so thin. Have to work on making that balance.
i have the 500 ft box as well and love it. $15 for several lifetimes of wicking material ain't bad!
I rarely use cotton and when I do it is only because I have a couple packages of Cotton Bacon and would rather use it then throw it out.
The biggest advantages to rayon IME is that it basically has no taste and the fact that it doesn't swell when it gets wet like cotton does. You can stuff the coil full and not worry about over wicking.
So with rayon, I twisted it to get it in the coil, it squeaked but I wonder if I had it too full, when I pulled on it it was starting to pull the coil with it, should it still slide thru the coil without too much drag??
which tank?
Mine are often so tight I have to hold the coil still with one hand/finger while I pull it thru with the other. You can also twist the back end of the rayon tight to help it slid thru the coil
OK .... OK I guess I have to get me some of that Rayon stuff (are the styrofoam heads included or extra?)
Another advantage to rayon is that cotton does not like dry burns - cotton burns easier than rayon.
I have 4 KFL lite's. Over time they had been put away as I tried other rta's, Recently I have been bringing them back out, and fitting them with Bell caps. The bell caps shorten them up, and makes them lighter. Now they are my favorite rta again. I'm going to order some KFL lite bases, and more bell caps from FT so I'll have lots of them.
This tutorial is what I follow, it's AWESOME!! (Thanks Bronze!!
)The *only* thing I do differently is I pull my wick up through the bottom part or the KFL chimney, screw it on, then trim straight across, flush with the top.
Then I use tweezers to tuck the ends down into the "well" area.
Like I said, maybe beginner's luck, but I have had no problems.
Microcoil Pictorial - Simple
OK .... OK I guess I have to get me some of that Rayon stuff
This is why you are getting a taste in the beginning,your putting it in a bit too tight if it's moving your coil.I make mine snug,it will try to pull at the coil just a bit,but will still slide through,and from the very first draw,all i taste is my juice,never any off taste at all.I love rayon,with cotton i always had to rewick every 2 days,with rayon i rewick about every 2 weeks haha.
I've used the rayon on the RBA of the Toptank mini so far. It's not leaking, but I can see liquid around the AFC holes.
I put so much in that I have ruined coils. I generally have to cut one side of the wick and twist it out when i remove it as well.
Unlike cotton, it is very hard IME to overwick with rayon.
Seriously? Even with sweet juices? That would be so sweet... pun intended.
Trust me when i say "it will be money well spent",best vaping investment i ever made.OK .... OK I guess I have to get me some of that Rayon stuff (are the styrofoam heads included or extra?)
Thanks I will watch that!This tutorial is what I follow, it's AWESOME!! (Thanks Bronze!!
The *only* thing I do differently is I pull my wick up through the bottom part or the KFL chimney, screw it on, then trim straight across, flush with the top.
Then I use tweezers to tuck the ends down into the "well" area.
Like I said, maybe beginner's luck, but I have had no problems.
Microcoil Pictorial - Simple
I often do both. With 30g, just a finger on top of the coil, and twisting the rayon works well.
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