I just ordered a couple of LR 306 attys. So excited to try them. That being said, I typically only use an atomizer on a PV until it's time for a battery charge (about 1 day for a 1000 mah) and then it goes in the bowl for cleaning day. So, I clean them pretty much after only one day of use. Is that bad for it? I have to say that I do get frustrated with having to prime a clean atty every day......seems like just when it gets broken in and working like a dream, I'm tossing it in the laundry! How many days do you use one before changing?
Can you clean a atomizer TOO much?
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I go @ 2 weeks. I don't know if cleaning too much is bad for them. I do know that if you dry burn them a lot, it can pop them, or cause them to get weaker.
I don't clean one until performance slows down. 1-2 weeks. Only ones I clean regularly are the atty's I have for taste testing. Then it's just a quick alcohol flush and dry. Every time you let the coil get complelely dry, it makes it slightly more brittle, it seems.
I stopped cleaning mine it never worked for me I just blow them out if they get gunked up .You know what they last a lot longer.I'm on a month now with a cheapo 510 atty that I use on my ego.
Since I swap flavors fairly often I don't get more than a day out of an atty before I clean it. Not a full-on cleaning, though, and I never dry burn them (just my preference, in my experience they last longer and perform better if I don't, though I seem to be a minority on that subject). I just blow out and flush them through with plain PG to rinse out any remaining juice and leave the atty already primed for storage. Using this method, I have no problems getting 30ml or better through each one before performance drops significantly and it requires a full-on cleaning
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