When I start getting a burnt taste, I just remove atomizer head and replace it with new head and wicks. Do I need to be doing this. It seems like I can just rinse the wicks and then do a dry burn and reuse. I am confused? Why and when to dry burn?
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dry burn makes wicks turn white and good as new. it will destroy any leftover juices in the process.
Eventually the wicks will start falling apart and fraying. Also, at some point part of the coil wire will snap. When the coil goes its a good time to put in a fresh wick if you rebuild, if not just put on a new coil.
After a period of use the coil will form a carbon like deposit on it, so won't burn so efficiently. Dry burning overheats this carbon which burns it off, thus leaving you with a clean coil. Do a 5-10 second dry burn a couple/few times until the coil glows red evenly, then taste the difference once juiced up again. It won't last as long as a new coil cos it can't rejuvenate the wick, but it'll be much better than not dry burning it.
I do it cause I'm cheap. I am in to sustainability. I don't want to buy anything more than I have to.
Been using protank mostly... short wicks. I usually soak in ethyl alcohol for 15 minutes and then boil for 15 minutes and this seems to do the trick fine. Anyone know if dry burning would be better for the protank atomizers?
I think the point is you don't HAVE to,,,,,
you can choose to just replace the heads,,,,,,,at 1.50, it's still far cheaper than smoking was,,,,,,,,
but if you want to extend the life of your head, go for it,,,,,,,,,,you'll buy fewer heads in a year by dry burning.
you can choose to just replace the heads,,,,,,,at 1.50, it's still far cheaper than smoking was,,,,,,,,
but if you want to extend the life of your head, go for it,,,,,,,,,,you'll buy fewer heads in a year by dry burning.
Confused....Why do I need to dry burn clearomizer? I usually just replace atomizer head and that's all.
Confused? Ya solved your own issue. It's just a matter of money v$. a lil' effort. Hell, ya already figured dat out, didn't ya?
Seriously, ya don't need to clean/dry burn clearo heads if ya replace 'em. Now... if you're concerned 'bout saving da planet and saving sum coin, we can assist ya in extending your coils' life span!
Confused? Ya solved your own issue. It's just a matter of money v$. a lil' effort. Hell, ya already figured dat out, didn't ya?
Seriously, ya don't need to clean/dry burn clearo heads if ya replace 'em. Now... if you're concerned 'bout saving da planet and saving sum coin, we can assist ya in extending your coils' life span!
You don't have to Dry Burn if you don't want to. Nothing wrong with just Replacing the Head and throwing the Old one Away.
But there are some people who use Clearos or Attys where you Can't replace the Head. So Dry Burning is sometimes a Cleaning of Last Resort.
And then there are also People like me. Who if they can Dry Burn a Coil/Wick and make it last another week or So, they'll do it.
I guess I could just Toss the CE2 I'm using right now when it gets Gunked Up and Rinsing doesn't work anymore. I have about 220 on hand. So I'm not Exactly hurting for Clearos. But I like to get as many Miles out of a Clearo as I can.
It also gives me something to do when I'm not on the ECF.
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