Clearing condensation from Vision tip?

[tokengirl]

I have read that the Vision tip is basically a complex condensation trap and it's true, it works very effectively, til after 10 or 15 refills (how great is that!!) and that trap is chock full and I'm getting juice in the mouth on every drag.

I do blow it out firmly upon every refill into a paper towel but I cannot blow it all out. It seems totally trapped in there until I take another drag of course, and then, well you know.

Does anyone have any tips of how to remove the condensation from a Vision tip?

 

[antfuzz]

Flick the tip like you would a thermometer, use a piece of paper towel or tissue to catch the residue. This will work every time.

 

[Rule62]

Every time I fill, and sometimes in between, I take the tip and shake it down like a thermometer.

 

[richham3]

There are 2 pieces that can be removed at the end of the tip(mouth end). Use a paper clip or dental tool if you have one. Then just take a tissue or qtip to soak up the condensation there and just flick the juice out of the other end like antfuzz says.

 

[zer0ith]

Run the tip under water (upside down), flick it into the sink a couple times, run under water again, flick a couple more times, 1 more time under running water. Flick again and she is clear

 

[tokengirl]

Thank you for the advice. So it's just that simple, huh? Figures.

 

[haft2doit]

I pull the inner plug up on my visions to give room to the wicks and keep the wick drenched. A side effect of doing this is the mouthpiece gets full very quickly. Whenever this happens i just pull the mouthpiece off and hold it against the side of the tube and let it drain back into the tank. I blow through it and do the same again. this gets the juice back in there and clears it out. if the very top compartment at the tip of the mouthpiece is full you will get juice in your mouth. When I see it is full I just let it drain and blow through it.

 

[badkolo]

flick it out, its thats simple, condensation has to build somehwere, so flick it out.

 

[robl45]

There are 2 pieces that can be removed at the end of the tip(mouth end). Use a paper clip or dental tool if you have one. Then just take a tissue or qtip to soak up the condensation there and just flick the juice out of the other end like antfuzz says.

i was wondering about this, can you pop out the piece at the top? its not glued in? that would make cleaning the mouthpiece so much simpler.