I'm glad you found Rayon brother!
The stuff is absolutely awesome, it wicks fast, but more-so consistently. I think that's the main benefit of cellucotton myself, is if you need a wick that will suck every last DROP to the coils, and do it fairly quickly, than it's definitely what your looking for.The ONLY minor niggle that I have with Cellucotton, is that it's not quite as tough as cotton is (more sensitive to heat/dry burning, meaning if you accidentally vape it a little dry, it's pretty likely to burn on you, which tastes bad (like anything burnt lol). Granted it moves juice around so evenly that it's hard to actually burn it, BUT if you do, it's a little worse than cotton when you get a dry hit. My wick was charred light brown after one accidental dry-burn, and most alarmingly it gave me a headache, this has happened a couple of time while using cellu-cotton, I'm usually very good at dripping so that I don't get a dry hit, but since it's so darn sensitive to heat, a dry burn can happen in a flash.
Something about it doesn't taste right to me, like a dry-burned cotton has a paper-y taste (if it happens, it's tougher and never happens to me), where-as cellu-cotton tastes something similar to plastic (I don't want to scare anybody, CC is only wood-pulp, and some type of binder, not technically harmful), and like I said every time I got a dry hit, an almost immediate headache would happen for a few minutes, it could just be me, but cotton just feels cleaner, and is definitely tougher (good for a sub-ohmer like me).
If you don't vape with high heat then CC is absolutely perfect, I can tell it improves flavor because it made my juices noticeably sweeter
. It truly shines in an RBA like a Kayfun especially, or a non-sub ohm genesis tank. It's a godsend for those devices that are notorious for having tricky wicking situations.Hope this helps! I have about a mile of CC I'm thinking about giving away soon, I may start a thread on it if anyones interested
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