both t-tank attys tasing burnt.....

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TexasT

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I tried blowing them out a number of times, then went to very hot water and blew them out with compressed air with about two days of drying time and finally tossed four of them. I have two left and one is developing the burnt taste, the other is still doing well.

Expensive hobby, but they were sure wonderful the first few times I used them.
 

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I tried blowing them out a number of times, then went to very hot water and blew them out with compressed air with about two days of drying time and finally tossed four of them. I have two left and one is developing the burnt taste, the other is still doing well.

Expensive hobby, but they were sure wonderful the first few times I used them.

right, thats why i made the thread, best ecig in here but it looks like i was wrong.

4 of them? you mit aswell grab all your money, get a lighter and burn it all.

completely disappointed with this product.
 

TexasT

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Can't blame TW though. I'm sure they thought as you and I did that this was about the best thing to ever happen in vaping when they first came out and we all first tried them.

Jut too bad they don't hold up to extended use.

But I'm still a believer in TW and I've bought a lot of fine products from them that worked perfectly. They'll still have my business.
 

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I rinse mine under really hot tap water, then blow them out and leave them dry overnight. Some people suggest pouring boiling water through them, but hot water seems to work ok for me.

Mine have been fine with this method. Just rinse really well under hot water, blow out and then dry over night.

The first one I had I was messing with dry burns and alcohol soaks and it just ended up bad. The three I've had since have been great using this method.
 

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I'm still on my first TAWA atty- 5wks in now. No cleaning. I blew it out gently twice so far.. I mean gently, once breath. From the tank side It continues to wick better as time goes on.

Maybe once a week I'll let the TAWA rest for 4-5hrs, and use the atty with the warranty. (I only sleep for a couple hrs at a time). That seems to do something.

Sorry things arent working out for people. I'm pretty sure my atty's are "old" v1's.

The one constant seems to be that the less people mess with them, the longer they last. Last I knew Cozzcon was still using his exclusively (I bought after watching his review vid, and update review vid after a week or two of use). Could have changed by now though.
 
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