Constant Burnt Taste?

[Rickajho]

Start naming names on the liquids. Some very dark and/or very sweet flavors can kill a coil in a matter of hours. Generally the darker and sweeter the flavors are the faster they crud up coils.

When you hit the "tastes burnt" point what are you finding when you clean? If the coils and wick are a blackened up mess - that's it - stop - they need cleaning.

How are you cleaning the Kanger stuff? A simple rinse won't fix this. Are you dry burning?

 

[GoodNews!]

I want to bring this thread back from the dead to say that I am experience the exact. same. thing.

Either I can't taste a flavor, a flavor is burnt, or if it's menthol, it tastes like menthol but is followed by an acrid aftertaste. Other odd flavors are oil, metal, salt, and paper.

My taste buds aren't the issue because everything tastes amazing in store samples.

My techniques aren't the issue because quite frankly, I've been vaping for years, I know what there is to know and am only limited by what brands and shops sell. If I need a 3.2ohm coil, I can't poop one out.

I also throw a head away with any odd taste, which is always immediately after trying to vape it.

Always vaping at 3.3V's.

Always trying to stick with highest ohm's I can.

Always trying new brands of e-juice. Clear. Dark. Light. Weak. Strong. On-brand. Off-brand. No nic. High nic. VG. PG. Blends. Everything.

Maybe it's possible that a wick/coil factory that produces for a majority of e-cig products has changed up a formula and that some of us are sensitive to it?