Changing juice

[Berenulf]

Hey!

Had a question there, what to do when you get some ejuice in an atty and it turns out to be garbage?

Pour out new in? Or take it all apart, wash every detail, change coils and wick?

Have a good one you all!

 

[Territoo]

The ideal solution is to take all apart and wash it, but many people will dump it and then vape a bit of unflavored juice. I'm on the lazy side, I just dump the tank and fill with the new juice. After a few puffs you can't taste the old.

 

[Berenulf]

The ideal solution is to take all apart and wash it, but many people will dump it and then vape a bit of unflavored juice. I'm on the lazy side, I just dump the tank and fill with the new juice. After a few puffs you can't taste the old.

Gee thanks, I am aswell the second type. So I just dump and bear it with the few odd puffs I get, just don't have 2 much free time on my hands these days!

 

[ShowMeTwice]

Hey!

Had a question there, what to do when you get some ejuice in an atty and it turns out to be garbage?

Pour out new in? Or take it all apart, wash every detail, change coils and wick?

Have a good one you all!

I DIY my juices. When I try a new mix I always try it in an RDA first. If the juice isn't what I'm expecting then I rework my recipe.

If you're referring a garbage retail juice then I would dump it. You can try adding a small amount of a new juice and see if its flavor eventually overtakes the old juice on the wick and coil. Some strong juices will leave a residual flavor. In that case I would try a new wick first.

Before you change the coil do a few dry burns on it. In between dry burns run the coil under water. Better yet, use some unflavored between dry burns.

Worst case, if the garbage juice was a very strong flavor you'll have to, as @Territoo said, take your tank apart and give it a thorough cleaning.

 

[Berenulf]

oh

I DIY my juices. When I try a new mix I always try it in an RDA first. If the juice isn't what I'm expecting then I rework my recipe.

If you're referring a garbage retail juice then I would dump it. You can try adding a small amount of a new juice and see if its flavor eventually overtakes the old juice on the wick and coil. Some strong juices will leave a residual flavor. In that case I would try a new wick first.

Before you change the coil do a few dry burns on it. In between dry burns run the coil under water. Better yet, use some unflavored between dry burns.

Worst case, if the garbage juice was a very strong flavor you'll have to, as @Territoo said, take your tank apart and give it a thorough cleaning.

Oh damn, I hope it isn't that bad. I know what you mean, in one of my attys, I still got some bubble gum flavour haunting past the 7 refills. But luckily it doesen't add a negative effect tho, so I just left it be.

Thanks for the advice!