Changing E-liquids

[Nicholas Alan Franklin]

I bought a kanger t3d tank recently and when I switch out the liquid to a new flavor they seem to mix even when I pour the old fluid out. Is there a way to make surethe flavors don't mix when you switch?

 

[Double Helix]

Well you need to clean the tank when you intend on using a different juice. You also need to consider switching or "dry burning" the coil. The term might not be dry burning. I can't remember been awhile since I used kangers.

 

[Btsmokincat]

Wash the tank out and change the coil.

You can clean the coils as well. I just rebuild them for much better flavor and performance but I'm sure lots of people can give you tips on how to clean a Kanger coil.

 

[roxynoodle]

You might wash it with hot water. Dry all the parts well. I watched some good youtube videos on thoroughly cleaning the coil. Or soak the coil in some rubbing alcohol and put in a new one to use while that one is being cleaned. After a few hours run the one that was soaking under hot water thoroughly and set it aside to dry for your next juice change.

 

[Lurch]

I take the coil out and soak it in vodka overnight. Let dry then reuse.

 

[pressman57]

"When does this "old enough to know better" kick in?"



Probably after you die.

 

[SaabFanatic]

I clean the tank and the coil followed by a quick dry burn.

 

[jstjoehere]

Rinse your tank of course if your changing flavors and know how to do so just re wick it only takes a few minutes. If your not into building just change out coils. Rinse your old one out with hot water or as someone else posted a little vodka works wonders and let it dry over night. If your in a hurry and I dont recommend this as a normal practice but Ive done it to get by you can rinse the coil out with water and use a little compressed air in a can to dry out your wick. The first few hits will be a little tasteless and vaporless after doing this since there will still be a little water in the wick. As I said dont do this regularly Ive only done it a couple times when I didnt have other coils or couldnt re wick.

 

[Whren]

I keep extra coils around for when I swap juice. I disassemble the tank, rinse out the components, dry, refill, and pop in a new coil. Then I clean the used coil and let it dry for my next flavor.

 

[Nicholas Alan Franklin]

Thank you all, very helpful tips I appreciate it

 

[DeliciousClouds]

I personally do what has already been suggested but with one exception: I usually do not let my parts dry.

When I'm done cleaning, I shake each part well to get the excess water out, and any leftover water in the coil will either be dry-burned off or vaporized along with the juice. Sure, a bit of water will get in the mix if you don't let it dry, but I can't say I notice much if any difference in taste. I'm just impatient, really.

 

[Inkubus]

yeah impatient as well here. just shake it a bit and its good lol

 

[sc12]

Same. I don't bother with drying. I just reassemble and vape on.

 

[Nicholas Alan Franklin]

Thanks guys I appreciate it

 

[dice57]

Your going to get some residual cross over till the old flavor is vaped out and the new once seasons in.

I usually dedicate one tank to one flavor, and it keeps that flavor till it's all gone, and I don't remix. I do occasionally vape the same flavor in a tank and a dripper, and rotate it to a different tank when rebuilding. But not often. Have one tank that has had the same flavor for like 9 months now. Though have tweaked the recipe here and there, it's the same juice. Course the same atty was being vaped at 9 watts then, and now it's being vaped at 75, so the flavor and experience has changed dramatically, but it's still the same flavor juice.