Atomizer Storage

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Iken Yoda--

I know you answered this before but it's buried in a thread. I thought it'd be helpful as a stand alone with complete amplification.

How long does the fluid applied after manufacture last? When should we think about prepping attys for storage?

Will a simple application (suggested amount?) of straight VG preserve the atty(s) indefinitely?

Thanks in advance

 

[5cardstud]

Wouldn't it be better to store them dry and in sealed packets or something to keep the air out?

 

[Iken]

Yoda Progman!
I can't say that I let VG sit in an atomizer because it will eventually harden up and thats one thing you Don't want. What I do with all products is preserve the primer fluid by keeping them in air tight containers. Remember our first convo, humidors will work just fine If you don't want to use any of the mentioned item's zip lock should do the trick. Either way a good practice is to reprimer an atty that has been sitting out by adding your ordinary vaping liquid. Roughly 5 drops (depending on atomizer) let sit for atleast 5 minutes for the liquid to get in all the places that it needs to be, then vape, mind you it's not going to be perfect right off the bat, but you'll just need to vape through to get the juices circulating.

 

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Thank you both for straightening me out on that. I was typing faster than I was thinking; not a good thing.

It now shows up as an ECF search result. Helpful it will be.