There are more resources available about cleaning Ego-T atomizers than you shake an e-cig at, so apologies for raising the subject again. My problem is that I read all those resources, tried water, alcohol, the works (except disassembly) but I'm not getting the draw on the old ones. As a relative newbee (started in March and luvin' it!) I'm wondering if, in my stumbling early days, I wrecked 'em and they're incapable of restoring to their former glory.
So, here I am with some newer ones, and would love to be able to extend their life. If I'm right above, then running the thing until it has no draw and/or tastes like crap is not the best way forward. Maybe I should more pro-active?
My question is not, HOW to clean (wise wizards have answered that), but WHEN?
Thanks for any help from old-hand Ego-T users.
Bob
So, here I am with some newer ones, and would love to be able to extend their life. If I'm right above, then running the thing until it has no draw and/or tastes like crap is not the best way forward. Maybe I should more pro-active?
My question is not, HOW to clean (wise wizards have answered that), but WHEN?
Thanks for any help from old-hand Ego-T users.
Bob