can you really boil an atomizer?
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since yo are on the forefront Cash, can i boil eggs in the water at the sametime? since the eggs are in a shell? Or would the juice go into the egg.. giving me a Coca Cola low nicotine egg? lol
hmmmm ... interesting question ....
.... Sounds like Chris needs to experiment !!!! 
do it all the time follow my method
It's pretty easy, you take and blow through the atomizer at the battery end
to get all the old e-liquid out of the reservoir and then put them in a pan
with water and then bring the water to a boil, take the pan off just after
the water boils (maybe 30 seconds to a minute after the water boils) and
then set the atomizer on a paper towel with the battery end up so that it
can drain. Let it sit until it cools and then blow the water out and then
add a drop of e-liquid and a fresh cartridge, let the atomizer sit for a
little while to allow the e-liquid to get into the reservoir and then you
can use it again.
I let them sit over night so about 8 to 10 hours. Then before I prime it back up
i make sure all the water is out by blowing into it a couple of more times
It's pretty easy, you take and blow through the atomizer at the battery end
to get all the old e-liquid out of the reservoir and then put them in a pan
with water and then bring the water to a boil, take the pan off just after
the water boils (maybe 30 seconds to a minute after the water boils) and
then set the atomizer on a paper towel with the battery end up so that it
can drain. Let it sit until it cools and then blow the water out and then
add a drop of e-liquid and a fresh cartridge, let the atomizer sit for a
little while to allow the e-liquid to get into the reservoir and then you
can use it again.
I let them sit over night so about 8 to 10 hours. Then before I prime it back up
i make sure all the water is out by blowing into it a couple of more times
I forgot who mentioned the boiling but I know it wasn't cashmere.
on a side note do you own and run puresmoker? I seem to think so and was wondering.
on a side note do you own and run puresmoker? I seem to think so and was wondering.
parked ... I used to let them sit overnight too ... BUT ... the last few sessions I did (mind you a month or so ago) ... after the final session, I would blow out for a good 30-45 seconds, let dry on a paper towel for 10-15 minutes, blow out again, and it was good to go. Didn't notice any extra moisture that I would normally notice on one that has been sitting overnight. give it a go and let me know what you think
What about when I came to you in that dream the other night?
Nope
don't know why I thought that
lol
to funny
lol
well I'll take that as chashmere is Steve from pursmoker
If so, Steve, keep up the good work, love your store and you better have some Cash juice tomorrow!LOL ...
The wifey is the workhorse behind PS ... Without woman in this world, men would be well .... bored. LOL ...
Joanna takes care of everything behind the scenes, and I am the *face* ... Although, it should probably be the other way around, cause last time I checked, this *face* wasn't winning any blue ribbons ...
The wifey is the workhorse behind PS ... Without woman in this world, men would be well .... bored. LOL ...
Joanna takes care of everything behind the scenes, and I am the *face* ... Although, it should probably be the other way around, cause last time I checked, this *face* wasn't winning any blue ribbons ...
Does boiling the atomizer have any effect (good or bad) on its life expectancy?
i.e. is this a method of making it last longer or is this just intended to clean / unclog them?
i.e. is this a method of making it last longer or is this just intended to clean / unclog them?
I would tend to think it increases the lifespan because there's less chance of the coil frying.
When they get coated with gunk, the li'l coil needs to be worked harder/hotter to produce vapour because it doesn't transfer to the liquid as well.
When they get coated with gunk, the li'l coil needs to be worked harder/hotter to produce vapour because it doesn't transfer to the liquid as well.
Well My atomizer died I think. Not sure. I tried boiling it after the fact and it looks like a bunch of stuff did come out, but its simply not producing any vapor for me. Looks like Im going to have to return it, since its about 2 days old.
Cash - when do you boil? I mean, do you do it proactively (every so often), or when you notice a decrease in performance? etc
I tried boiling a few atomisers - some were not working at all, and a couple of other had acquired a strange taste. (It didn't seem to do any good for the really dead ones)
Do you see much gunk coming out of these when you're boiling? I didn't seem to get much.
I tried boiling a few atomisers - some were not working at all, and a couple of other had acquired a strange taste. (It didn't seem to do any good for the really dead ones)
Do you see much gunk coming out of these when you're boiling? I didn't seem to get much.
I'm a newb and boiled one of my rather new atomizers because the stock 0mg stuff tasted nasty and the taste wouldn't leave.
I was worried but it worked, and the flavor was gone.
I did have a small issue of dripping the juice where it needed to go. But once I did (with a syringe) it started smoking right up.
I was worried but it worked, and the flavor was gone.
I did have a small issue of dripping the juice where it needed to go. But once I did (with a syringe) it started smoking right up.
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