Best tanks for cinnamon

[sybilance]

I've read a lot about how cinnamon and other strong flavours can damage plastic tanks. I looove cinnamon but I bought it before I read about how it can damage plastic tanks. I've just started vaping with an Evod starter kit, it's been a really good ecig for me, but I'm worried about damaging it, so I've been strongly diluting the cinnamon with vanilla (it's not bad). Would something like the Protank 3 mini be a good choice for something like cinnamon, or would I need something else entirely?

 

[bigdaddybrink1]

Yea, a protank 3 would be fine. Glass/pyrex tanks are the best for cinnamon.

 

[Baditude]

Something Safe for Cinnamon & Citrus Flavors

 

[twall]

Pretty much anything glass, from what I've been told. My local shop wouldn't even sell me venom (cinnamon menthol) unless I had a glass tank or an Aspire CE5-S.

The CE5-S is just a plain old plastic clearomizer, but it has a steel sleeve around it with slots to see the juice. They said strong flavors that shattered other plastic tanks didn't bother that one. The steel sleeve must have something to do with it. Probably helps hold it together. Although if it sits too long, I imagine even that tank will start to melt.

I now have an Aerotank mini for stuff like that. Stuff I don't vape a lot of, so it tends to sit in the tank.

 

[amoret]

Pretty much anything glass, from what I've been told. My local shop wouldn't even sell me venom (cinnamon menthol) unless I had a glass tank or an Aspire CE5-S.

The CE5-S is just a plain old plastic clearomizer, but it has a steel sleeve around it with slots to see the juice. They said strong flavors that shattered other plastic tanks didn't bother that one. The steel sleeve must have something to do with it. Probably helps hold it together. Although if it sits too long, I imagine even that tank will start to melt.

I now have an Aerotank mini for stuff like that. Stuff I don't vape a lot of, so it tends to sit in the tank.

If it works, it is because of the type of plastic, not the metal around it. It is Polycarbonate that has a chemical reaction with some liquids, and most "plastic" tanks are polycarbonate, because that is the one that is clear, firm, and can be threaded. Glass is by far the safest option though, and it makes sense to only buy glass, because it is really easy to forget and put the wrong liquid into a tank. Guess how I know that? (And I really did like my Unitank.)

 

[Ron Grinberg]

A glass Carto tank could work also

 

[bigdaddybrink1]

Also, just came to me. it's not as important but you may wanna think about getting a glass or metal drip tip.....just sayin.....

 

[sybilance]

Thanks for all the ideas! Besides cinnamon and citrus, do any other flavours melt tanks?

 

[iamthevoice]

Thanks for all the ideas! Besides cinnamon and citrus, do any other flavours melt tanks?

You might want to look at this thread: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-crack-tanks-ce2s-clearos-40.html#post9660727

 

[Larry J]

I use Pro Tank 3s for all my cinnamon and citrus flavors and love them. The flavor really comes through and you're not vaping plastic.

 

[dice57]

cinnamon is one of the reasons I insist my tanks are full metal jacket, SS. Tanks should be built like tanks. Glass is fine, won't crack, but, if dropped, will break, not a tank, tanks should not break on impact, bottles do though. Tanks should be built like, well, TANKS!!!


Vape long and Prosper.!!!!

 

[Nightshard]

Any tank made of glass/steel will do just fine.

 

[VannyPak]

I actually broke the glass on my Nautilus and bought a replacement pyrex glass tank. That thing has been through hell and back and still hasn't broke so you might want to try it out. I don't like the metal from a ss tank that's just me though.