Cleaning the Clearos

[Briar]

OK, so I have my "horde" of Stardusts sitting in a ultrasonic jewelry cleaner (half water half vinegar) - we'll see how it will work, it's my first time with this doohickey. And it reminded me:

We've been talking on one of the threads about getting all the reasonable methods of cleaning for various clearos together and posting them in a sticky or something, so that they are easy for beginners (and not-so-beginners) to find.

Personally, I think that would be a service to future generations. There is lots of good info buried in various threads, but you gotta dig for it quite a bit, and people do keep asking.

Sooooo... You guys think we can get our heads together and come up with a few detailed descriptions of various tried and true methods for current equipment? With variations? Then we can edit it and run it by Chris and Danno, and if they agree, we could maybe make a sticky out of it? We could also add to it as new products come out. It wouldn't be a discussion thread, more like an introductory manual thing - a community project, so to speak.

What think you?

 

[Carolina Vapoor]

The only things I have tried is what I have found suggested in other threads. I think this is a great concept though. As you stated I had to dig through threads for hours to find these things out and as a new vaper it got very frustrating at times. I hope this picks up and does well as it will save many new vapers a lot of time and headaches.

 

[Zooker]

I just began using my first Stardust on Sunday, and for me a thread on how to clean them would be very much appreciated! I read so much about it, in the end I wasn't really sure which way to do it, so I ended up just rinsing it with hot water from a medicine syringe, shaking out the water and calling it good. Changed to a different flavor of juice and it seems to be vaping fine--if there's a better way I'm willing to try it, would prefer to not to have to take the thing apart though.