I've done this and it works to some degree...but the filling is still damp. It's a good start, kind of like spinning, but still not totally dry.
Cleaning a cartomizer
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I've done this and it works to some degree...but the filling is still damp. It's a good start, kind of like spinning, but still not totally dry.
Hey space balls rule those bulk cartons you posted a link to are they pre punched and are they xl or regular size?
I don't see an option for pre-punched or XL size.
They are just keeping everything organized.
I was a huge fan of cartos for a long time. After trying a Vivi Nov mini, I'm now a Vision fan. It's a fairly true flavor device that recovers from flavors quickly and is actually easy to fill and top off. You can run water through it, change the head in a few seconds, and let the old head dry for future re-use. Fill it up and you are into new juice. At $9.95 (from GotVapes), it's cheap to own several in different colors.
I'm not a purist in trying new juices. I would add drops of a new juice to a carto and vape until the old juice was used up and the new juice prevailed. I'd also throw away a carto instead of washing it. I never got that new carto flavor from a washed carto, so I'd toss and replace. What the heck ... they only cost about $1.75 each.
I'm not a purist in trying new juices. I would add drops of a new juice to a carto and vape until the old juice was used up and the new juice prevailed. I'd also throw away a carto instead of washing it. I never got that new carto flavor from a washed carto, so I'd toss and replace. What the heck ... they only cost about $1.75 each.
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I am glad I didn't throw away my 5-pack of VK Boge 2.0ohm cartos... I am boiling them as we speak!! 
I am pleased with the boil method... not bad results at all. Uncleaned is on the left and my oldest (most used) is right next to it and looked way worse.
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