Cleaning 510t attys with ultrasonic??

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nash076

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When cleaning the attys with ultrasonic do you use soap and water or just water, and how often should they be cleaned?

NEVER use soap, or any other toxic cleaning agent. The most common things used to clean atomizers are vodka/everclear, Crest Pro Health Complete Mouthwash, denture tablets, or vinegar. All of these will clean your atomizers without leaving behind any potential toxic residue you could inhale . . . but make certain you rinse them thoroughly.

Warm water will work to clean atomizers if they aren't too dirty, otherwise use one of the above to clean it. As to how often, once a week is a good schedule to keep. Make certain you rinse them thoroughly with warm water after cleaning if you used something other than water to clean them; better still, let them soak in warm water for a few hours to make sure they're completely rinsed. After cleaning, it's a good idea to let them sit for 24 hours to dry out the water. Once that's done, re-prime them with three-four drops of juice, let it sit for a few minutes so the juice soaks into the wick, then put on a new tank. It might take a little while for the atomizers to "break in" again, but once they do they should be good for another week.

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emus

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I typically get a few to several months use out of RN4081, M-40x and 510 attys.
Have not tried ultra sonic; maybe one day I will.
I attach clear tube to syringe and atty.
I use syringe to force H2O and/or alcohol through atty; sometimes mouth wash.
Sometimes I let atty soak over night.

When vaping dark juices I clean atty often; dark tends to clog.
 
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