Until my new ones come in I have a clearomizer that I can't fully disassemble, only the mouth piece comes off so I can fill it. What are some ways I can give it a GOOD cleaning so I get old liquids out of the wick?
Cleaning Clearomizer
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Just soak it in water if your wick is not removable.
Consider getting a glass tank. Here is a great resource regarding "tank cracking" eliquid by ECF member Baditude: Something Safe for Cinnamon and Citrus Flavors
Make sure to open all his links! Two of those links are:
* A blog post by ECF member The Ocelot titled "EEEKKK it's Melting".
* A "HUGE" list of juice and flavorings that may cause problems as far as cracking, fogging, or etching polycarbonate tanks (compiled by ECF member my4jewels).
Consider getting a glass tank. Here is a great resource regarding "tank cracking" eliquid by ECF member Baditude: Something Safe for Cinnamon and Citrus Flavors
Make sure to open all his links! Two of those links are:
* A blog post by ECF member The Ocelot titled "EEEKKK it's Melting".
* A "HUGE" list of juice and flavorings that may cause problems as far as cracking, fogging, or etching polycarbonate tanks (compiled by ECF member my4jewels).
I am afraid you’d better do not clean it at all. I got two CE4 with my starter kit and never figured out what to do with them. I just added juice and vaped a mixture of old and new juice. To clean them you should pass through this small tube a lot of water, get wicks wet and then wait them to dry out (could take a few days in rather closed compartement, I think).
Fortunately a few days later I got my second vape mail with better clearos.
P.S. However experience was useful. Even now I often do not clean my tanks between juices and enjoy (for a day) some rather interesting combinations.
Fortunately a few days later I got my second vape mail with better clearos.
P.S. However experience was useful. Even now I often do not clean my tanks between juices and enjoy (for a day) some rather interesting combinations.
For a CE4 type you can flush it with hot water...maybe even a soak in everclear or vodka if you need to flush out a stubborn juice flavor. You can dry burn a CE4 to clean gunk off the coils...just google "dry burn CE4" and you'll find some youtube videos.
I'm a firm believer in the everclear / moonshine cleaning method.
Evaporates quickly.
Evaporates quickly.
Its been tough to clean the CE 4's I have after a while they eventually become not really worth using. I have a few of them completely torn down and see that the wick ends up getting a hardened and burnt juice left overs where the coil is. I dont think you can clean it out when it gets too bad.
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