Cleromizer Question *Grossed Out*

[frosting]

Haven't been using them too long but I have noticed one thing I particularly don't like..... They are turning all of my juices brown. It seems the only soultion is taking out all the juice and putting in fresh? Is that what you should do if it changes color? I'm vaping light colored fruity juices mind you. They might be a slight yellow when they go into the cleromizer. Can anyone tell me WHY cleros change the color of my juice? It's kinda grossing me out : / Thank You.


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[mattiem]

I have noticed the same thing but it really doesn't bother me. I think all flavored juices darken when exposed to heat and light. It just seems to happen quicker when exposed in small amounts. ie: 1.5 ml in a clearo.

 

[magentaman]

I think its the heat. I have that issue as well. Some juices are worse then others. Seems to be normal depending on the set up your using and the juice.

My "Wake & Vape" and "Prickly Pear Peach" both from Juicy Vapor seem to be the worst offenders. The "Dragons Blood" also from Juicy Vapor dose not seem to change much at all in the same set up.

I say as long as the flavor is the same your fine. If your flavor starts to suffer its time for a clean out and fresh juice.

I have a small army of vision clearomizers so I can always have several clean and ready to fill.

 

[Hondo69]

I agree, heat and light can affect juices over time.

Now that clear-o-mizers have been refined to the point that they don’t leak it’s obvious they have become increasingly popular. Some are clear, some are colored. I’m guessing the colored ones work kind of like a beer bottle, they help block the light. But that’s just a guess.

Personally, I don’t care if the color changes a bit as long as I still get that good clean vape.

 

[frosting]

Oh okay! Thanks everyone. At least I know it's not just me

Dunno if this is good/bad but I like to clean mine by putting in plain old propylene glycol shake it a couple minutes, take out the PG then in goes the new juice. It does seem like old juice will defiantly give a "stale" flavor if its been in there too long.

 

[zzooti]

I just started using clearos, and the only one its happened to is one with TopVapor cocoa roasted macadamia nut, and it doesn't seem to affect the taste or vapor; its medium amber in the bottle, but in the clearo its so dark I can hardly see the center tube.

 

[kookycole]

I noticed the same thing, the juice got really thick and turned a dark brown. After that happened it didn't taste or wick well. I've just been rinsing it out after every other use, that seems to have taken care of the problem.

 

[sumoman25]

The ce2 clearo's tend to only wick up the thinnest part of the juice, what's left is mostly vg and color that couldn't be wicked.

 

[Iffy]

It seems the only soultion is taking out all the juice and putting in fresh? Is that what you should do if it changes color?

NO! I try to finish the clearo and then clean the coil. If you've ever seen a dirty coil, ya know why your joose goes dark. Some clearos are easy to clean and dry burn, others, not so. Just refilling with 'clean' joose will not eliminate your issue.