Changing flavours.

[mattt]

I have an Ego C and I recently bought some different flavour liquids to try. Do I need an individual cartridge per flavour? And do I need to change my atomiser when I change flavour?

Reason being is that I have 3 new flavours I want to try. But I think by changing them it's going to mix the flavours up and I wont get the full taste of each one.

 

[mattt]

I have Mandarin, Butterscotch and mayfair. Obviously they are all different. I am currently vaping Mandarin... which tastes ok, maybe a little dry... i'm not sure I like it. But I want to try Butterscotch now. Now i'm not sure if I need to change my aty or wash it or what to do to prevent the flavours mixing. I imagine mandarin and butterscotch wouldn't mix too well...

 

[Klepto]

Hi matt. Depends on the flavor, some thick and sweet flavors will junk up the ego c fast, when i used it i found it better and cheaper to use flavers with high pg and not use sweet brown flavors. If you have some pure pg with out unflavor you can vape that untill the old tastevis gone.

 

[mattt]

What I just did was removed the cart and stuck in an empty cart. I vaped it until the flavour disappeared and then filled it up with the butterscotch. I don't seem to be getting a mix of flavours. I can definitely taste the butterscotch. But i'm not sure I like it either. I have been vaping B+H tobacco flavour and it's what i'm used to. Will these flavours get better? Because i'm tempted to just go back to tobacco flavour...

 

[Mitch65]

Iv been vaping for a long time and Im an Avid DIY guy! I have made hundreds of different kinds of mixes. My favorite one came when i mixed 2 flavors together by accident. I dripped into an atty i thought was dry and it had another flavor in it. I WAS IN LOVE. Sometimes mixing flavors can have very positive results.


for example if you were vaping some chocolate and then put some banana in there you might be quite surprised as how nice it tastes. Mostly banana with a hint of chocolate deliciousness

 

[MarleysChains]

I've been vaping for almost a month now. What I've found is that for some flavors yes you do need to switch the carto/tank or at the very least clean it and some you do not. I started out with caramel, tobacco, and black cherry tobacco and did not have a problem with flavors mixing. But then I tried watermelon, once I finished the tank I put some caramel back in it and sure enough all I could taste was the watermelon until I cleaned the coil head. I now keep a couple of coil heads ready to go for when I want to change flavors

 

[mattt]

Ok. Thanks for the advice. How are you finding different flavours? Does it take a while to get used to them? Or did you instantly love a particular new flavour once you tried it?

I'm a bit disappointed because I thought I would love mandarin and butterscotch. But they just don't seem to be as nice as I thought they would be.

 

[MarleysChains]

When I first got my PV I went to a B&M shop that allowed you to sample their juices. They actually had a bunch of carts ready to go and a vase of disposable drip tips. I love that shop, but its a little far for me to consistently go there. So what I've done is order a bunch of small sample bottles, around 3ml each of flavors that look interesting or look like I would enjoy them.

 

[MarleysChains]

Also, I've noticed that flavor will change over time from naturally steeping, so if you're not satisfied right away let it sit for a while and come back to it. You can also try speeding up the steeping process, there is a ton of info on steeping juice on ECF.

 

[mattt]

Well I have found the butterscotch to be awful. Which is a shame because I love eating butterscotch flavoured things. The mandarin I may get used to... but i'm not overly keen at the moment.

 

[MarleysChains]

Hmm...Have you tried Butterscotch from another vender? It could be that it's just that venders specific Butterscotch flavoring. There a ton of great venders out there. I mainly use 2 that are local as I love their juice and prices and I always try to support local businesses when possible, so I don't know much about vendors in the UK

 

[bdeef]

You can also try to steep (letting the juice sit for a week or so), maybe you will find the flavor more appealing to you....

 

[bols2DaWall]

Steeping new juices " usually" will help with your issues