I am about through with the first flavor I have tried in there and want to switch to another. Should I clean it in vodka and let it dry, or water, or what?
best way to switch flavors on a vivi nova 2.5?
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I just clean mine with warm water and let it dry. Seems to do a pretty good job.
You could boil everything for a few minutes if you wanted... just make sure you take off / remember where all the o-rings went. Seems like there's a lot.
Not sure about vodka. Seems like it'd taste like vodka... but I'm sure it'd still get the job done.
You could boil everything for a few minutes if you wanted... just make sure you take off / remember where all the o-rings went. Seems like there's a lot.
Not sure about vodka. Seems like it'd taste like vodka... but I'm sure it'd still get the job done.
Best way is to have at least two VN's and keep one empty, clean and ready for a new juice. For cleaning, take it all apart, wash in warm sudsy water, rinse very well, then soak everything except tube in PGA for a couple hours. Then rinse again and let it dry overnight.
Disassemble, rinse under warm water, hand dry, let rest dry over night, fill & vape. That's how I roll
i just usually take them apart, run under warm water until i can no longer smell any juice flavor...
take off the head, put those aside to dry, put on a clean dry head
put it back together and vape away!
take off the head, put those aside to dry, put on a clean dry head
put it back together and vape away!
On the V1 the longest I got from a stock head was a week and one of them only 2 days.
With the 2.5 the first head lasted about 2 weeks, 2nd I think 3 days and I've been using the third for over 2 weeks and it's still going strong.
As with any coil it's varied with me but stock they don't seem to be lasting people as long as they do after they are rebuilt which is easy and the beauty of this tank imo.
my standard cleaning for just about everything acrylic is a VG bath for 1-24h depending on how deeply rooted the flavor seems to be.
I've been using the same 2.4ohm nova head that came with the first tank for the last few weeks (fairly heavily), with no loss of flavor/vapor.
I've been using the same 2.4ohm nova head that came with the first tank for the last few weeks (fairly heavily), with no loss of flavor/vapor.
I wanted to try rebuildables and my nova seems the easiest way to get my feet wet. This video makes it look pretty easy
I wanted to try rebuildables and my nova seems the easiest way to get my feet wet. This video makes it look pretty easy
It is as easy as your video makes it look..(assuming you're good at working with small parts without dropping them on the floor..
)) I'm working on improving my technique on that....The video does appear to be a version 1, but the differences to V2 or V2.5 doesn't change the re-wicking. Just better connector, tank material and wick length..
The cotton wick on a re-build make a world of difference in the vape also.An easy to fill, rebuildable for about $12 was a no brainer for me, same cost as a 5 pack of CE2s ..
To change flavors I dump the old one out, and pour the new one in.
But you can always make a project out of it
Rube Goldberg Machine: Pour a Glass of Water - YouTube
I probably have a life time supply of coil wire & wick material, so far I haven't used a bit of it. The origional heads are still working just fine. They are the same as any other atty, and I clean them like I would any other atty.
But you can always make a project out of it
Rube Goldberg Machine: Pour a Glass of Water - YouTube
I probably have a life time supply of coil wire & wick material, so far I haven't used a bit of it. The origional heads are still working just fine. They are the same as any other atty, and I clean them like I would any other atty.
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