Cleaning question

[ScarlettUK]

Hello everyone

I've been vaping now for 3 months and love it. I've recently bought a eGo clone battery with standard CE4 clearos and was wondering how to clean them to prolong their life. Any tips?

Many thanks in advance

 

[Adelwolf]

As far as I know - and I'm just a newb who's done some research and has a similar setup as you - the standard CE4 clearos aren't meant to be cleaned. Unless you got a rebuildable, they should last you about 2-3 weeks of use before you toss and replace.

If there is actually a way to clean it, prolonging its life, I'd love to hear it!

 

[hadouken]

I clean atomizers with hot distilled water. Some use vodka. I don't know if yours are serviceable.

 

[bg_rocks]

Just buy rebuildable one and buy heads they are $1.50 or so and there is no cleaning solution to bring ht back to new or close to

 

[DavidOck]

I clean my rebuildables (CE4+ CE5 Stardust etc) after complete disassembly under hot running water, and replace the coils when needed.

 

[MrMcgee]

I have had limited success revitalizing an aged CE4 by repeatedly rinsing it out with hot water and then drying it out. I think I had watched an instruction video on you tube.

 

[hadouken]

Something I discovered about 20 minutes ago- I learned to put distilled water in a microwave safe dish and heat it up. Take dish out of microwave then throw tank in hot water. Threw my disassembled Vi Vi Nova in there. After about 3 minutes I went to pull the tank and it felt like soft vinyl tubing. Long story short- be careful with hot water and plastic parts. Luckily I noticed quickly and reheated the tank in the water to soften it again then installed the end caps back on to keep the round shape. Initially I had squeezed one side and "ovaled" the end.


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[faithinchaos21]

Hello everyone

I've been vaping now for 3 months and love it. I've recently bought a eGo clone battery with standard CE4 clearos and was wondering how to clean them to prolong their life. Any tips?

Many thanks in advance

I used to use those ones exclusively for a while. I remember when they used to start to taste bad I would just rinse them under hot water for a bit and then let them sit out for a day or two, I never had any problems with this. Some people use alcohol so they dry faster and don't leave anything behind, but I've never had problems with hot water.

 

[Qew]

You can watch this video to learn how to clean your clearos.

Maintaining the CE4+ Stardust cartomizer - YouTube