Can I "rinse" a tank?

[CzanMan]

If I'm switching juices, can I just rinse it out with water to get the old flavor out, then refill with new juice?

Or would I need to let it dry first?

Thanks!

 

[Talyon]

Better to let it dry first, so next flavor doesn't get a bit diluted, but it's fine it's it's almost dry. I rinse stuff using vodka soak, then rinse under warm water let dry a bit and refil and go. No probs.

 

[uba egar320]

Just the tank? Sure. I do it all the time.

I wouldn't go messing with your carto though, as I've never had any luck getting one back to where it was before cleaning it. I just toss them.

 

[tbx59]

any water left will become part of the liquid in there. So, just rinse it out and let it air out or dry it with something that won't leave fibers.

 

[tbx59]

Just the tank? Sure. I do it all the time.

I wouldn't go messing with your carto though, as I've never had any luck getting one back to where it was before cleaning it. I just toss them.

Yup, in fact, I find it one of the features of a carto tank - disposable and cheap so when the pull starts getting bad, the taste muted or you want to change the flavor, you just toss and reload.

 

[uba egar320]

Yup, in fact, I find it one of the features of a carto tank - disposable and cheap so when the pull starts getting bad, the taste muted or you want to change the flavor, you just toss and reload.

Way back when, when I was dishing out 9+ dollars for an atty, I would do whatever I could to keep it alive..now, not so much lol

 

[BHam]

+4 to everyone's reply . I wash out the tank pieces all the time. I use Peppermint too so I know how hard it can be getting rid of a minty taste.