Barbeques Galore Or "Killing the COILS" - Do you?

[OldSeer]

It's about Approximately every two weeks that I may change coils whether
I need to or not... And... the OLD COIL I'll set aside for cleaning or recoiling later.

And the rest of the cleaning is a given...

Now why do my coils last so long? Because I DON'T BARBEQUE them nor ...
the WICKS incased inside them...

This is done by my NOT hitting the Power firing button for
my next Vapor experience before the COIL has had a chance to COOL down.
This may be at least 15 seconds.

Be doing this I Prevent.. oh so many Wicking problems... Vacuum caused Leaks
due to heat inside Tanks... And... lots of MONEY on buying replacement equipment....
And for a old geezer like me that's important!

Now folks don't always blame your equipment for NOT getting big white clouds...
For instant some scales such as 50/50 Vg/Pg E-juice or 100% Vg, etc.,
from two different suppliers or even the
same supplier... for some strange reason... is going to end up Vaporizing (cloud) completely
different... Even though you've used the exact same equipment for both... go figure?
Give yourself a break... Don't blame yourself and it's not your equipment's fault!

 

[YKruss]

I might dry-burn coils (Evod, Protank, iClear and RBA coils) about every 2-3 months.

Why my coils not getting gunk-up?
I DIY, mostly unflavored or %0.5 when I fill like I need some flavoring.

 

[devauto]

My coils last 2-3 weeks before needing cleaned, and I get 2-4 cleanings per coil, so mine last a pretty fair time before I recoil them. Rarely do they ever get gunked up.

 

[Stosh]

From one old geezer to another BRAVO!! BRAVO!! You are so right in not burning your coils and wicks in the first place. Keeping the watts low enough and allowing the juice to wick, keeps the vape flavorful and full.
I get about a month on average from my coils

 

[Christopherja]

A regular coil/wick cleaning regiment also seems to make sure you don't have to replace the coils often...