coils?

[jett17]

Are the coils the part with the fiber wicks? Can you clean them? I have a iclear 16d that I have been throwing out and replacing the coils, I think, when I switch to a different flavor. They are pretty inexpensive but if I don't need to chuck them so soon...If I keep the same flavor, I use them for about 6 days. Is that correct. They don't taste burnt, but sort of metallic after that long. OMG this is sooo confusing. But still way better than real cigs. Help guys...

 

[minitater]

yes, and yes. You can clean them with boiling hot water, pure grain alcohol or something as strong. And some day you may want to start rebuilding your coils which is cheaper that buying new ones and easier than trying to clean them out.

 

[DetraMental]

Yes the coils are the part where the wicks come out. You can clean them in hot hot water, shake out, and air dry. You may want to hold on to your old coils as one day you may take up rebuilding and those can be rebuilt. Six days isn't bad but you may be able to get more out of them with cleaning, plus it depends on the darkness of your juice. The darker the juice the likelier they are to gunk up and need cleaning.

 

[Susan~S]

Here is a video for you: iClear 16: How to clean your tank & dry burn your coils

 

[paulpicks21]

Does anyone else find the iClear 16s leak? It's not a fast thing but it seems at least once a day the juice is drawn into the top. You can see it drip down when you unscrew the top. I then dry the seal with a paper towel. It's pretty annoying. I get a good hit from them and good flavor but the leaking does my head in.

Paul.