I also found a couple of drops directly in the atty for the first few vaps works wonders.
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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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What works best is a long pair of fine point tweezers, with the tip bent an additional 45* or so, so it almost forms a hook.
What I'm using is the 2nd from the left. I then took a pair pliers and bent the tip about halfway down. (These are from Harbor Freight, btw)
What I'm using is the 2nd from the left. I then took a pair pliers and bent the tip about halfway down. (These are from Harbor Freight, btw)
Yeah, I was thinking about a pair of thin tweezers as well; I have a pair of very small bent-nose pliers that I was trying to use but they weren't quite small enough to get down in there.
Looks like I'm shopping for tweezers tonight.
Looks like I'm shopping for tweezers tonight.
Wow...flashbacks to last year. This is actually what we were calling "fluffing the wick" last year with original CE2.
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Nice Video on taking the New Fluxomizer apart Chris, this helped out a lot, and now I can actually enjoy my new toys...
Lol! And here I thought I was being all original!
I had always seen "fluffing the wick" referring to the part of the wick just outside the cup...
Now you can really go thru some juice. I've never seen anything that can put out that much vapor. But these run a close second.
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That is the new version. Since we got them to start loosening the coils fluffing inside the coils hasn't been necessary for a long time. Now if you use a thick liquid then it still applies.
I answer alot of emails. We are seeing alot of brand new vapers and we are also seeing alot of brand new FLüXomizer users.
I cannot emphasize enough, with my gut feelings reinforced by the emails I got in just one day, that you do NOT need to remove that inner fill ring. I recommend, if you have to do anything AT ALL, to simply lift the inner fill ring OFF the wick a tad to allow for more wick clearance as it enters the cup. You do not have to remove that inner fill ring unless you are so inclined and Chris's video shows how to do it very nicely, very graphically.
Yesterday alone I received three emails from individuals who experienced some spotty performance. They were new vapers and/or new to the FLüX experience. A couple of them drove themselves batty trying to remove the inner fill ring and their emails reflected that frustration. Two out of three also were trying to remove the fill ring as they thought this was how to fill the unit. I calmly and patiently told them what I mentioned above. Each of them returned saying it worked perfectly and they were happy. Here is one such response:
"Ok..Thanks, it worked fine, wish a simple document would have been included with the purchase so I didnt piss away one of my new carts. Vaping it as I write, its very nice, works well. Us "beginners" see your adds in the forum and on your site, and then buy from you, to get good repeat business fromus "beginners" you might want to post some better videos or at least include some simple instructions, and when I have to take this apart to clean it and change juices I guess Im going to be right back where I was before unless you take the time to make a "beginners" video to clean one and also PUT IT BACK TOGETHER without tearing it up. The vids you make are ok but waste a lot of time taking hits and flashing close ups of the thing rather than actually demonstrating how to use it..clean it, fill it, etc.
Thanks for the quick reply and help..."
As you can see he is a new vaper and the concerns for a beginning vaper were legit - when you get three similar emails in ONE day this is something I felt needed addressed. I just wanted to let everyone know there are alot of "new-ish" people reading these forums and as beginners they methodically follow some of what is written. Not to say its not a bad idea to remove the inner fill plug (I personally DON'T) but just always preface your posts, especially if you are more experienced and giving advice in response to someone, with a 'optional - not _absolutely_ needed' caveat.
The emailer mentioned about the vids needing to be thorough on how to break down and put back together...thats the only point I'd raise with him as Chris can't do a better job than he already does in doing just that. This post was only to point out, that when you intially use these, they are about as out-of-the-box as any I have ever used. Thats why, in the end, I constantly find myself reaching for them.
I cannot emphasize enough, with my gut feelings reinforced by the emails I got in just one day, that you do NOT need to remove that inner fill ring. I recommend, if you have to do anything AT ALL, to simply lift the inner fill ring OFF the wick a tad to allow for more wick clearance as it enters the cup. You do not have to remove that inner fill ring unless you are so inclined and Chris's video shows how to do it very nicely, very graphically.
Yesterday alone I received three emails from individuals who experienced some spotty performance. They were new vapers and/or new to the FLüX experience. A couple of them drove themselves batty trying to remove the inner fill ring and their emails reflected that frustration. Two out of three also were trying to remove the fill ring as they thought this was how to fill the unit. I calmly and patiently told them what I mentioned above. Each of them returned saying it worked perfectly and they were happy. Here is one such response:
"Ok..Thanks, it worked fine, wish a simple document would have been included with the purchase so I didnt piss away one of my new carts. Vaping it as I write, its very nice, works well. Us "beginners" see your adds in the forum and on your site, and then buy from you, to get good repeat business fromus "beginners" you might want to post some better videos or at least include some simple instructions, and when I have to take this apart to clean it and change juices I guess Im going to be right back where I was before unless you take the time to make a "beginners" video to clean one and also PUT IT BACK TOGETHER without tearing it up. The vids you make are ok but waste a lot of time taking hits and flashing close ups of the thing rather than actually demonstrating how to use it..clean it, fill it, etc.
Thanks for the quick reply and help..."
As you can see he is a new vaper and the concerns for a beginning vaper were legit - when you get three similar emails in ONE day this is something I felt needed addressed. I just wanted to let everyone know there are alot of "new-ish" people reading these forums and as beginners they methodically follow some of what is written. Not to say its not a bad idea to remove the inner fill plug (I personally DON'T) but just always preface your posts, especially if you are more experienced and giving advice in response to someone, with a 'optional - not _absolutely_ needed' caveat.
The emailer mentioned about the vids needing to be thorough on how to break down and put back together...thats the only point I'd raise with him as Chris can't do a better job than he already does in doing just that. This post was only to point out, that when you intially use these, they are about as out-of-the-box as any I have ever used. Thats why, in the end, I constantly find myself reaching for them.
I saids that looong ago lol
Ok there is a Ask Mr Krispy thread here at GotVapes, if you have questions no matter how 'noobish' you think it is, ask and I will try my best to answer in the most descriptive way. I not a employee but us vapeheads need to stick together
Ok there is a Ask Mr Krispy thread here at GotVapes, if you have questions no matter how 'noobish' you think it is, ask and I will try my best to answer in the most descriptive way. I not a employee but us vapeheads need to stick together
Question: Is it possible to remove the tube without removing the seals? I'm afraid it would rip the guts out if I tried but if it's possible it would be a much easier way of either nudging the bottom seal up a bit or removing it undamaged.
Answer: very hard to...I did that with regulars and have pulled the wire from the post, other times did it ok. I don't believe there is a way without risk.
only after they have been used and even then you need to have something pressing down against the cup to hold it in place so you dont rip it out
Glad u covered that... was gonna try it tonight.. wachu think about the "fluffing" thing Goodtimes mentioned below?? might try that next time I open a new one
Fluffing the wick inside the coil can be destructive to that portion of it. The ones I've done that to usually end up with little to no wick left under the coil after a couple of cleanings.
Just received these CE2 flux.. they sure are a pain.. wouldnt work out of the wrapper.. was getting really harsh dry hits.. had to remove the thing to wick it which was a pain!! dont know if I will be a repeat customers for these... just my 2 cent..
K nuff said. Hey Nav... Eliquid cn site still wonkey... where else can I get BULK juice??
I make my own juice from OneStopDIYShop.com. I don't really know where you would find bulk premixed.
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