Atlantis tank cleaning

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Topwater Elvis

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Aspire specifically states not to clean or dry burn the heads, just replace them.
I never dry burn anything that I can't remove the wicking material before and replace after.

If the flavors are similar, just rinse the tank and fill with next flavor.
Most folks have several delivery devices with different flavors in each.

Clean tank & base with warm water, dish soap if an odor lingers, rinse & dry thoroughly.
 

CampbellMC

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If you are using similar liquids the flavor doesn't leak much from what I have had. Most of my liquids are "fruity" vapes, usually I just vape till the tanks empty, it wicks all the way down really well, do a couple low watt puffs, haven't burnt dry yet, but the coil holds over half a ml so a couple puffs isn't taking much. Then take the coil out, wrap it in paper towel while I rinse out the base and glass, a quick set on the paper towel, shake them and put it back together, drip some straight into the coil, and fill your tank up, and within 5 puffs the old flavor is gone.
 

Kloverz158

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I run the Atlanstis coil through warm water 1st then ill soak it with alcohol for 24hrs then ill let it dry. As for cleaning the tank I use the same cleaning method. Just make sure the coil are completely dry and make sure you prime the coil before you start vaping. It always work for me I usually get about 3 weeks on a coil.
 
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