boge Leo maintinance

[Mobius_13]

wow really the oven...what 500 degrees for 5 mins or somthin like that....kinda worries me a bit but am intreasted to hear how its done!-)

Honestly I don't know. I've just seen it mentioned on here a few times. Don't think it was that hot though.

 

[Daedalus]

I posted about the oven thing in the dripping thread I made in this subforum...

Do em the same way I did 510 attie's, 200F for 10 minutes. Preheat the oven, put your atty in (I use a little tin foil "boat" so it's hanging on the rack) and turn the oven off. After ten you've got a hot little atty that's almost free of all iso smell. If I still smell it I'll put it back in again, have found the LEO's are a little harder to blow out so there's still usually quite a bit of isopropyl in there to evaporate.

It may seem weird but I've never had an atty killed this way, much more likely to pop em during the actual dry burn. And these things get hotter than 200F all the time when I chain vape, can't be stressing out the components too much. Got one 510 attty I baked for months.

 

[webbcm127]

I posted about the oven thing in the dripping thread I made in this subforum...

Do em the same way I did 510 attie's, 200F for 10 minutes. Preheat the oven, put your atty in (I use a little tin foil "boat" so it's hanging on the rack) and turn the oven off. After ten you've got a hot little atty that's almost free of all iso smell. If I still smell it I'll put it back in again, have found the LEO's are a little harder to blow out so there's still usually quite a bit of isopropyl in there to evaporate.

It may seem weird but I've never had an atty killed this way, much more likely to pop em during the actual dry burn. And these things get hotter than 200F all the time when I chain vape, can't be stressing out the components too much. Got one 510 attty I baked for months.

ill give it a shot...cont get any worse then it allready is lol, thanks!-)

 

[Mobius_13]

Just a heads up for anyone with the black chrome colored atomizers. Don't boil them unless you want it to be a funky blue metal color.

 

[TonsO>apoR]

You could also use this syringe kit (with a rubber cone that will hold a cartomizer or atomizer) from Walmart for about $1.76. Then you can plunge water back and forth through the carto or atty. Works great and would save you from getting out the drill to drill a hole into a soda bottle cap.

Here is a pretty cool method that I found on another forum. I was having issues with my leo producing flavor and this helped out quit a bit. the Leo atty is a little tough to get in the rubber plunger but it went in. You cannot force the cleaning solution through fast on the leo atty or it will just blow the atty off of the plunger. if you go kind of slow it forces the cleaning solution out of the atty. I just used water, and it has helped out a lot with the flavor.

Just thought I would share this since it worked for me.