Atomizer Alternating v Consecutive Use

[WillPower]

I heard that atomizers do not last long. If you have two atomizers, is it better to use both at the same time (e.g. one in AM, the other in PM) or to use one until it fails then use the other one? Does anyone know?

Thank you.

 

[Sun Vaporer]

I heard that atomizers do not last long. If you have two atomizers, is it better to use both at the same time (e.g. one in AM, the other in PM) or to use one until it fails then use the other one? Does anyone know?

Thank you.

Will--some do advocate this, while others say that it only just divides the time between the two and the lifespan is the same---I have not made a conclution on this yet, but either way it can not hurt----Sun

 

[eskimoroll]

It's personal preference. For me, I tend to do consecutive use so that when I'm down to three working atomizers, I know it's time to order more. I'd hate to use multiple atomizers at the same time only to have them all fail at once and risk the chance of not having enough on hand to hold me over until more arrive.

 

[jamie]

Atomizer rotation is to prevent overheating - when you feel one atomizer has become pretty warm, you switch to another atomizer.

 

[Momof3]

I use several different atomizers each day. One for each flavor I'm using. Maybe they'll all crap out at once, don't know. Some are going on 6mnths. I've never thought much about it.

So far I've only had 2 atomizers fail and each of those were in the first day of use. One with only about 1hr use on it. Both came together for the same device, so I'm just chalking it up to a bad batch.

Suppliers warranties start from the date you receive. If I had tried everything, made sure it worked, stuck it in a drawer for a month and then when I needed it had them all going dead within an hour or 2 with no chance at replacements....well that would tick me off far more than having at least gotten my 2wks or whatever use out of it.

I've currently got 7 atomizers I'm using between 3 models. If I scrounge around for misplaced devices I could probably turn up a few more. More stuff on the way, but it will all go into active rotation. I suppose everything could go belly up at once, but I think it's unlikely between everything that I wouldn't be able to have at least 1 working to get me by until I got replacements for something.

I say better off to keep at least 2 models that lots of suppliers carry and you'll be able to find someone with spares for something. And convert everyone you know so you can bum something for a few days in an extreme massive failure situation.

 

[WillPower]

Thank you, everyone, for your input.

I think I will rotate two. Just received another DSE 901. I will rotate two DSE 901's and keep my NPRO on reserve for just in case. Hopefully that's enough.