Cleaning clearomizer with tap water

[ttelsey]

Hi all, I have just cleaned my bottom coil ce3 clearomizer for the first time. I used warm tap water, blew it out several times, and then "dry burned" it a few times. I'm pretty sure though that there was still a little water in the clearomizer when I refilled it. My juice is usually pretty thick, but this time it seems to be a little more watery. Is the presence of a very small amount of tap water dangerous or harmful in any way? I think I will use distilled water next time just to be safe.

 

[freekshow]

the only "bad" thing about using tap water would be possible mineral deposits,but it would have to be a lot and and would only really have an effect on the coils,however since its only a matter of a few drops it is a non-issue.so just vape on and enjoy not being stinky from analogs.

 

[cyberwolf]

Assuming your tap water is clean, it's probably not dangerous. It will dilute your juice and possibly cause a change in flavor, however, so it's best to use distilled and try to get as much as possible out.

 

[TBinAZ]

Nope. You're good. I usually let the stuff dry overnight at least. Try a bit of 91% isopropyl alcohol next time before flushing with water. Let dry. It usually rids the device of any lingering odors from previous juices. Some hard tobacco flavors can be a bear to get rid of.