Boiling Premium Cartos???? (hardcaps)

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outflying1

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I've done a search on this site and google and all that keeps coming up seems to be on how to boil regular cartos. Anyone know a thread I can look at, or video link? I bought 3 packages Kant/8mg, RY4/8mg, and 555/8mg but I'm really not satisfied with the 8mg so I bought a 30ml bottle of 555/18mg and I'm wondering when I use all these cartos up, how do I clean them and refill them with the new juice?
 

Garblesnarf

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Boil some H2O.

Dip the mouthpiece (for hard caps) in the hot water for 10-15 seconds to loosen the glue.

Then shut the heat off, and put the cartos (with the glued mouth piece removed) into a bowl (preferable disposable).

Pour the water over top of them with enough to cover the surfaces. Let soak 10-15 minutes. Rinse with clean water and blow out excess moisture. Let dry for 24 hours.

Edit. You can use a bent paper clip to remove the mouth piece and use tongs to dip the end into the water.
 

v1John

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What are some other ways to dry them? Not everyone has pumps or compressors.
How about spraying the wet cartos with Zero-Residue electronic spray cleaner? Would that work properly?


Actually, in reply to my own question, I am trying something new. I just now dipped a cart in nearly boiling water, and removed the mouthpiece. I let the cart rinse a few seconds, and then did a Taryn spin to it with the battery bag on my finger.

I imagine it still has quite a little bit of water, but because much of the vapor is water, I didn't bother drying it. So, I refilled it with 11mg menthol, mixed with 2 drops of glycerin and 2 drops of 18mg menthol, and it's doing quite well ! I think the water moisture may not be that bad, after all ! :)
 

jdvorr

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What are some other ways to dry them? Not everyone has pumps or compressors.
How about spraying the wet cartos with Zero-Residue electronic spray cleaner? Would that work properly?

I can tell you that putting them in a mesh bag and tossing them in the dryer, dries them very well. Unfortunately the sharp metal edges banged against labels and nicked and roughed them up. I'm currently sewing together a special cloth holder to keep this from happening. :rolleyes:
 
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