A couple years back, In the original kayfun thread, I did a wick experiment because of dry hit issues many were having. Most were thinking these dry hits occurred because of to much cotton, so I decided to try various amounts . What I came up with , was that the only dry hit I could produce was from a coil that didn't have enough. I did 5 different wicking amounts , the last one was ridiculous in that I twisted the whole wick so tight I deformed the coil. Well that was the only wick that was to tight and although it didn't taste good, I didn't really get a dry hit. So basically , if you only twist the very ends of the wick and insert into coil, I found you couldn't add to much cotton into your coil, and it's actually a better vape, but I wanted to find out exactly why the way over stuffed coil lost flavor. Soon after this, I switched to rayon, so i never continued the experiments. With rayon, you definitely pack your coils, but trim your tails, so I often wondered why you stuff rayon, but most think you don't with cotton. Well I haven't really been thinking much about this lately until a recent thread by morten, so I broke out some ... cotton and stuffed a 2.5mm coil in my prime. I put a lot of cotton in there, I had to hold that coil with my nail, so it wouldn't deform and managed to slide in a big piece. I then trimmed the tails like I do with rayon and primed. Anyways after maybe 10 vapes, (took it a little to gain flavor) this coil broke in and is performing awesome. The flavor is spot on awesome , vapor is thick, no spit back and quiet. I still prefer rayon, but Imo, the wicking results are the same, put as much in your coil as possible without deforming it, then trim tails by 20 percent. Next time you rewick, give it a shot and share results
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