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Need help from former MFS (MyFreedomSmokes) customers
Has any found a supplier or company that has tobacco e-juice like or very similar to MFS Turbosmog, Tall Paul, or Red Luck?
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By Leo : Attys, mods, Drip-tips, tanks [CLOSED}
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Sneaky sneaky... I spied with my little eye, some glass drip tips starting with STR 5!
Ordered a few to try them out. lol
You beat me to it
STR5 Plexiglass and acetal are now in stock
STR5 Plexiglass and acetal are now in stock
In which constellation do Sophi-A-ficionados use the tiny one? Standard body plus short tank?
On a not-quite-different note - I love the perfect smoothness of the STR-tips. Mine is acetal, I don't like metal.
Vapemail today: two more slim tanks. So the logic of things requires that in a not very far future a second Sophia is due.
I am simply happy with the first one, happy as one can be after having this rebuildable atty and that one - and each time selling them and returning to the simple ready-made clearos.
I use the STR5 when I use the beck on different attys or when I use standard sophia body on short tank. Doesn't add a lot of extra length.
Examples: SNP tank with standard sophia body (not short) I don't want to add too much length.
THEDripperPro. Add a beck and str5
I hate long tips
Examples: SNP tank with standard sophia body (not short) I don't want to add too much length.
THEDripperPro. Add a beck and str5
I hate long tips
I see - for short tanks, then.
I don't like long drip tips either, but for my long slim tank STR-10 is better.
I don't like long drip tips either, but for my long slim tank STR-10 is better.
There is only one other Place I shop and many of us already know where that is; they are over there as well. These are the only 2 places I go and ea takes care of us in the same manor.
I just wish there were more out there that give us what these guys do
Exactly. And to each their own. I have a couple short tubes but still like the standard tubes as its easy to grab and turn with a not so gripping tip. Personally the str5 and the str10 are my favorite. The others are comfortable but long. I use them mainly to do my work with. The nail is surprisingly comfortable. I thought for sure I'd hate vaping on it.
To anyone?
What is the best way to clean the Ceramic CE2 cups for the Sophia? I have just been replacing them, but I want to clean and reuses the dirty ones I have been collecting (save $$), Any Ideas?
What is the best way to clean the Ceramic CE2 cups for the Sophia? I have just been replacing them, but I want to clean and reuses the dirty ones I have been collecting (save $$), Any Ideas?
You're positively right. I think the nail is my very favorite out of the 9,256 that I have.
I've got the nail on 2 of my set-ups right now in fact.
Go here and find the vid of Leo torching them... Post # 7
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...um/427196-leo-attys-mods-drip-tips-tanks.html
I usually boil the cups. The brown color won't get removed, as it is resin from liquids that has been trapped in the ceramic, but they will be ready to be used again.
(Forgot to add that I am doing it with a lot of cups each time)
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I clean them with a paper towel and qtip. But when it gets to be too much, I use a torch and they come out white as snow. BUT use a heavy paper clip and then be careful what you cool it on after. If you set on something cold it could crack.
Denture cleaning tablets will remove most of the brown depending on how long they are left in the solution.
Thank You, torched one, looks like new, just have to hold it for a while to cool.
Glad it worked.
Like Yankee said a thick paperclip...
I would add a metal hanger too. Hang em and let em cool like that.
Just a thought, Jim
Thank You, torched one, looks like new, just have to hold it for a while to cool.
Get a cheap wooden cutting board. Comes in handy when torching a few. But then again I torch a dozen at a time. It really doesn't take long to cool surprisingly.
Thank You, torched one, looks like new, just have to hold it for a while to cool.
Well I torched 3 cups (lots more to do), and they ALL look brand new.
Thanks for the quick reply's from everyone. Bottom line, turn it RED, gunk Gone.
Well done
My first effort at torching wire included welding mask, big fireproof gloves, silver spacesuit and a brick setup on a concrete slab with a 10' clearing.
Just kidding but it felt that way. Now I torch these ceramics on my work bench,
My first effort at torching wire included welding mask, big fireproof gloves, silver spacesuit and a brick setup on a concrete slab with a 10' clearing.
Just kidding but it felt that way. Now I torch these ceramics on my work bench,
Torching can and likely will weaken the ceramic and this is most important during the immediate moments after. Have spares in hand. And even when the ceramic cools give it a day to recover. try to avoid using it within the hour or longer of possible. It may feel cool and normal but the mounting process may find you breaking them easier.
This is not just a free tip. Its happened to me.
This is not just a free tip. Its happened to me.
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