Cleaning tank out - cinnamon e-juice

[SueG]

Hi, I have a nautilus Aspire Mini that I put Blister Cinnamon Red Hot liquid into, and I have tried to clean it out. I put a different flavor in, but still taste the cinnamon, which totally does not help the new flavor. Is there a way to completely remove the cinnamon (or other strong flavors) completely from the tank? Thanks in advance!

 

[spaceballsrules]

Soaking in vodka or PGA would be your best bet. You should be able to get rid of the taste from the tank itself (base, center tube, mouthpiece), but unfortunately, the coil will not be salvageable, no matter what you do.

 

[SueG]

Thanks, I had a feeling that it was going to be a throwaway on the coil.

 

[Susan~S]

Thanks, I had a feeling that it was going to be a throwaway on the coil.

If the coil is still working do not throw it out. Set it aside for when you want to vape cinnamon again.

 

[Larry J]

Why not just have a separate tank and coils for your cinnamon? Of course, this is easy for me to say since I now have an excess of tanks. Even my wife commented this morning about how many tanks I have. I keep lots of different juices readily available to vape at all times.

 

[SueG]

Thanks for the thoughts. The cinnamon was a little too hot for my taste buds. I tried playing with the air, and watts, and just really do not like it. When you are trying out a new flavor, do you use a special tank for just that?

 

[Moaufan]

Good luck with that. If you really like cinnamon you should look for a water base cinnamon. It is much easier on the lungs, tanks and coils.

 

[Susan~S]

When you are trying out a new flavor, do you use a special tank for just that?

Here is a great blog post on dripping by ECF member The Ocelot: Drip, Drip, Drip - The Sound of Dripping.

510 drip atomizers or Nano clearomizers can be used for sampling multiple flavors without the need for separate tanks.

 

[SueG]

Good luck with that. If you really like cinnamon you should look for a water base cinnamon. It is much easier on the lungs, tanks and coils.

Thanks, I will check that out.

 

[SueG]

Here is a great blog post on dripping by ECF member The Ocelot: Drip, Drip, Drip - The Sound of Dripping.

510 drip atomizers or Nano clearomizers can be used for sampling multiple flavors without the need for separate tanks.

Thanks, I will look into it. I am so new to all of this, I had read a little on dripping, but really did not understand it.

 

[GinnyTx]

we keep little jewelry bags with the coils of some juices (like blueberry you just can't seem to soak that one out either) marked for those juices, when they're revisited if favorites.

good luck!

 

[Larry J]

Thanks for the thoughts. The cinnamon was a little too hot for my taste buds. I tried playing with the air, and watts, and just really do not like it. When you are trying out a new flavor, do you use a special tank for just that?

I always try to keep two or three of my mini PT3s empty just for trying new juices or mixes I've made, and rinse out the tank and change coils in between each flavor.

 

[spaceballsrules]

Thanks for the thoughts. The cinnamon was a little too hot for my taste buds. I tried playing with the air, and watts, and just really do not like it. When you are trying out a new flavor, do you use a special tank for just that?

I use basic dripping atomizers for trying new flavors. Atomizers

What I would really like to try is the Aero Dripoper from Steam Monkey. It's a hybrid RDA that uses Kanger coils. It's nice to have the choice of just tossing the old coil, or rebuilding it if you prefer. Aero Dripper Complete