MechaHerc,
Those type of cleaners in my experience are not for electronic equipment regardless of what they claim ("Believe me now or regret it later").
First they come out very cold and cause condensation i.e water to collect on the part being sprayed. Also have you read the MSDS for the product? The MSDS is located on the link you posted. It is very toxic, highly flammable and subject to explosive reaction in confined spaces.
Also my experience with these types of cleaners is most plastics if they don't melt they will fog-up.
Also if you are reading the ProVape comments on flushing the circuit board my very strong suggestion to you is DON'T. If your unit ever need that degree of cleaning send it to ProVape and let their Technicians take care of it. Remember unless you have an accident that drips e-
juice into the circuit board you should never really have to give the unit a bath.
Just us alcohol Q-tips and/or a clean cloth. In general the only thing you should have to clean is the battery cap
threads, atomizer
threads and contact and the internal battery post.
PS - When cleaning the internal battery post with alcohol make sure the Q-tip is damp not dripping you don't want excess liquid to run down the post onto the circuit board. And I am going to make an absolute statement I wish that ProVape would remove the "Alcohol Bath" comments for their instruction, they are
just wrong suggesting that end users should ever do it. That is something only their Technicians should do.
