Best way to swap flavors

[VMICoastie]

New to vaping and would like some advice on how to swap out juice without using a new coil. I currently use a aspire nautilus (which is awesome by the way) and gave found the only way to get rid of the old juice flavor is to clean the tank and change the coil. Any tricks?

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[Art02]

Get another tank! Boom.

 

[Free6413]

Soak it in Vodka for about 30 minutes or so. Rinse well and vape on! Thats how I do it.....

 

[rucni]

i rinse my coils with hot hot water then use an old evod base and my ego-c twist to burn off all the old build up off the coil normally takes about a minute to get the wire nice and orange glowing again but i have fried a few wicks doing it. using a protank3. so use at own risk.

 

[patkin]

I usually just let it empty and vape some plain PG maybe with a little VG to clean off the head. When I'm not getting much flavor, then I add the new flavor. The flavor with be muted of course but only briefly.

 

[VMICoastie]

I have three tanks but was wondering how you get the flavor out without replacing the cool. I will try the vodka trick.

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[Mark Anthony]

New to vaping and would like some advice on how to swap out juice without using a new coil. I currently use a aspire nautilus (which is awesome by the way) and gave found the only way to get rid of the old juice flavor is to clean the tank and change the coil. Any tricks?

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Multiple tanks is your best bet.... that is without tearing the tank down and cleaning it.

 

[Keeferes]

I use multiple tanks. With that said, I have a set of coils in rotation. A set for bakery flavors, a set for fruits, and a set for menthol/mint. When I am ready for a flavor change, I just rinse the tank with really hot water, paper towel dry, and pop in a coil from the set. I am kind of OCD, so I also do a good cleanjng/rinse after every second tank full. Seems like a lot, but it's really not. 9 heads in rotation for three tanks. This also let's the heads last a ridiculous long time. I'm starting to rebuild though, so kind of a moot point there.

 

[Bill's Magic Vapor]

Learn to recoil the topper. If you can recoil the Nautilus or a Protank, the RBA devices will be easier later on. I used to recoil Kanger tanks and would make about a month's worth of coils in an hour or so. I never cared about coils again after that. Rip Trippers did a video on recoiling the Nautilus that is good. I use RTA's for the most part now, and found that the Kayfun's and Taifun's are easier to do than the Kanger's were, LOL. Anyway, I hated to clean, but loved to recoil, so it worked for me. I don't even like to dry burn my coils. Works a time or two, then BOOM, dry burn, yukky! Rather just rebuild, which takes all of 5 minutes or less, and how can you beat the flavor and vapor of a brand new coil? Yummy!

 

[StevenServo]

just run it as low as i can until i get a little dry flavor from the wick and refill with new juice... i also have made a habit out of cleaning all my tanks once a week

 

[somdfisher]

Run the heads through a Kurig machine. That's what I did for the couple weeks I used a protank.

 

[VMICoastie]

Cool. Thanks a lot guys.

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[Spork_Assassin]

Another vote for Vodka

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