cleaning atomizers

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loxmythe

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I found tons of info here about cleaning atomizers. One thread said to use isotropy alcohol and one said compressed air. Lock de-icer is aerosol isotropy alcohol - I have a whole rack of it so I tried it. Wow worked great I shot it through the hole in the bottom of atty and could not believe the .... coming off. I then soaked it in Targon mouthwash. Looks like new and Tons of vapor today. Just be sure to spray over garbage can - this stuff has pretty good pressure sometimes.
 

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Warm water rince, PGA in Atty, shake shake shake, warm water rince,
soak in Creast health pro mouth wash for a hafe hour, remove and another warm water rince, put all Atties in a metal pan and in oven for a hafe hour at 175 degrees, remove from over and vape.!!! best I have found yet.!!!
 

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I found tons of info here about cleaning atomizers. One thread said to use isotropy alcohol and one said compressed air. Lock de-icer is aerosol isotropy alcohol - I have a whole rack of it so I tried it. Wow worked great I shot it through the hole in the bottom of atty and could not believe the .... coming off. I then soaked it in Targon mouthwash. Looks like new and Tons of vapor today. Just be sure to spray over garbage can - this stuff has pretty good pressure sometimes.

Do you mean isopropyl alcohol, as in rubbing alcohol? Isopropyl alcohol has been mentioned here. But I've never heard of isotropy alcohol, and I have a substantial background in organic chemistry. Do you recall which thread you saw that on?

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Do you mean isopropyl alcohol, as in rubbing alcohol? Isopropyl alcohol has been mentioned here. But I've never heard of isotropy alcohol, and I have a substantial background in organic chemistry. Do you recall which thread you saw that on?

Thanks.

Yes - I don't know why my spell check missed that.
 
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