Clearomizer has burnt taste, can I...

[ThrustPork]

So I decided to be REALLY smart and put 2 drops of vanilla extract into my clearomizer with some juice the other day. It's been giving me a burnt taste since, the clearomizer is relatively new, but it doesn't disassemble, so cleaning it is tricky. If I put vodka or vinegar in it, then just smoke it (not inhaling) a bit, will it clear it out?

 

[yellowxboy]

i'm no expert but since its cannot be disassembled, it probably cannot be cleaned.
unless you are able to get a hold of the wick and scratch off the burnt part.

someone chime in.. lol

 

[xtwosm0kesx]

Without knowing the model of clearo its quite difficult to determine how to help.

Assuming its something relatively standard and uses silica wick you should be able to rinse it out, soak it in vodka/alcohol, rinse again then dry burn it to try to de-gunk the coil.

 

[BlueMoods]

I'm going to guess it's a CE4 style and if it is, take the tip off (mouthpiece) Rinse the rest of it in as hot a water as your hands can stand 4-5 times (fill with water and dump out) Now, blow through the battery end, not too hard to get as much water as you can out of it. Set it upside down to air dry for an hour. Now attach it to the battery, activate the battery for 2 seconds, stop for 5 seconds, repeat 3-4 times. Look down the small center tube (where the tip goes as you dry burn it. When the coils glow orange, it's done dry burning.

Remove it from the battery, blow through it from the battery end again. Fill, replace tip and, vape.

 

[Salvatore.95]

I would try putting one drop down the hole the drip trip go into, it usually work for me.

 

[ginge7289]

I would try putting one drop down the hole the drip trip go into, it usually work for me.

Nice bit of advice, I think I will try this next time