Not sure on the best way to change juice flavors. I have a e grip that I just purchased the new rba kit as well as a ipv2s with the Atlantis on it. I tend to like heavier flavors like coffees and Carmel's over fruits. Should I just cross over flavors with both set- ups so at least change the cotton on the rba? Coil changes on the Atlantis will get costly. I'd happily listen to any thoughts you might have on this. Thanks
Changing of the juice?
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Heavier-flavored juice can really stick with any atty. What a lot of people do is have one atty for flavors like coffee and chocolate, another for tobaccos, another for mints and a fourth for fruits/deserts.
If you do it this way, you can, indeed just put new juice into the tank and vape until the flavor "changes over"
Or you can clean the atty with hot water, denture cleanser or PGA (Pure Grain Alcohol) let everything dry out, refill, and vape.
There are many discussions on cleaning attys here on the forum that can guide you. At the top of the page, you'll see a search box. Just type "Cleaning Attys" in there, and a new window will pop up with lot of links on the subject.
If you have any more questions, just come back here and ask away!
Happy Vaping!
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If you do it this way, you can, indeed just put new juice into the tank and vape until the flavor "changes over"
Or you can clean the atty with hot water, denture cleanser or PGA (Pure Grain Alcohol) let everything dry out, refill, and vape.
There are many discussions on cleaning attys here on the forum that can guide you. At the top of the page, you'll see a search box. Just type "Cleaning Attys" in there, and a new window will pop up with lot of links on the subject.
If you have any more questions, just come back here and ask away!
Happy Vaping!
Oh - and welcome to the forum!
I use straight vinegar to clean my RDAs and tanks. Just soak for a 15 minutes and clean off with a toothbrush. It leaves no taste behind or residue. Also 100% safe and edible so no worries about chemicals.
Grain alcohol is a good choice as well. I have also used vodka in the past.
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Grain alcohol is a good choice as well. I have also used vodka in the past.
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1. Whatever you do, don't dry-burn the Atlantis coils. Even if you see someone saying it or a youtube video -- just don't.
2. Good tips above for cleaning.
3. While a full-clean now and again is a good idea, a lot will really depend on what you're changing to -- for some you won't really care if there's a bit of mixing in your RBA, so can just add it in. You'll get the older flavor blending with the new, which'll gradually turn into the new. You can rewick and it'll change much faster, or rinse it with water and let dry, rewick and dry-burn the coil and it's generally good as new.
2. Good tips above for cleaning.
3. While a full-clean now and again is a good idea, a lot will really depend on what you're changing to -- for some you won't really care if there's a bit of mixing in your RBA, so can just add it in. You'll get the older flavor blending with the new, which'll gradually turn into the new. You can rewick and it'll change much faster, or rinse it with water and let dry, rewick and dry-burn the coil and it's generally good as new.
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