Changing cartridges for new juices? (newbie...)

[BriPag]

Okay I've been vaping for 8 days (cig free for 8 days!) and today I got my first shipment of fun juices! I've been vaping the Marlboro Light juice all week and couldn't wait for something sweeter, I have a big sweet tooth. Now I wonder, should I change my cartridge for each new juice I try? Or do you just vape down what you have and fill up? Will the ML juice taste linger?

What do you do?

 

[Link]

congrats on 8 days!!

changing flavor in cartridge can be bad. for example...if you havent vaporized all of the first flavor, and add second flavor,..it could be gnarly combo.
if you have to, clean cartridge thoroughly before you change flavor. a simple search on youtube will find you a number of how-to vids. search for how to clean cartos/cartridge/cartomizer. most people boil them. check vids for details though.

side-note you can easily use up many cartridges/cartomizers by changing flavors frequently. i think its best to vape it till its clear, and try not to use a flavor that will likely not mix well with what was in there before.

good luck and welcome to ECF.

 

[0siris]

I've found a fairly easy method for cleaning carto's with rubbing alcohol and hot water. I won't go into detail about it unless you are interested, but when I first started vaping I had four different carto's full of different fluids always ready to go. Needless to say I found out the hard way that none of them mixed well together and cartos get used up quickly. I found it better to keep one or two flavors that I could vape regularly ready to go, with the unused carto's saved for when one in use died or needed to be cleaned. As for putting a new flavor into a carto that has been used for a different flavor, its really going to be trial and error. Some flavors will mix easily, such as some of your tobacco flavors, but others...well, you'll see lol.

 

[Raynen]

When I did use carts, I washed out the cart and replaced it with fresh poly-fil (or whatever filler your using). I also heard that you can wash the filler itself, but I never tried it.