Sorry if this has been done but following an excellent article elsewhere on cleaning attys, I'd like to know if anyone has seen this in the UK in any supermarket etc?
Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot.
Crest Pro Mouthwash Blue in the UK?
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I can't directly answer your question, but I would get a different mouthwash for that use even if the Crest Blue was available, because of the colorings added. If you want to try to buy a similar one here are the ingredients:
The active ingredient in Crest PRO-HEALTH Multi-Protection Rinse's formula is 0.07% Cetylpyridinium chloride (CPC).
The formula's inactive ingredients may include, but are not limited to, water, glycerin, flavor, poloxamer 407, sodium saccharin, methyl paraben, propyl paraben, propolyne glycol, blue 1, yellow 6, and green 3.
The active ingredient in Crest PRO-HEALTH Multi-Protection Rinse's formula is 0.07% Cetylpyridinium chloride (CPC).
The formula's inactive ingredients may include, but are not limited to, water, glycerin, flavor, poloxamer 407, sodium saccharin, methyl paraben, propyl paraben, propolyne glycol, blue 1, yellow 6, and green 3.
Ok thankds for that Purevapour.
In the meantime, what are UK vapers using to clean thier attys in?
In the meantime, what are UK vapers using to clean thier attys in?
We've used the blue Crest Pro Mouthwash for several months and resurrected many atty's and not had a problem. Just saying...........
Why does the coloring have any bearing on this?
Why does the coloring have any bearing on this?
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Why color my atomizer if I don't have to? Plenty of mouthwashes with fewer random ingredients / colorings, and I highly doubt it's the 0.07% CPC or any other anti-microbial ingredient that is cleaning the atomizer, since so many people have had success with using alcohol, cola, etc.
What's wrong with plain hot tap water? Works great for me, for really overworked atties a dry burn, and only if I have to get rid of nasty flavours, alcohol.
I gave up cleaning my atties yonks ago. Just blow them out & the occasional dry burn if they become really clogged.
That seems to make sense, especiallly considering the fact that time is money. 510 atomizers go for as low as $4 each on TastyVapor.us, so it's not like we are trying to preserve a large investment.
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It's not so much protecting an investment as maintaining quality. Rinsing the atomizer takes a couple minutes but can drastically improve flavor especially if you've misused it or had certain flavors on it that tend to stick or get 'burnt' after a while. Also some high quality atomizers are more expensive and better than the $4 introductory ones and are worth keeping a while longer.
100 % off topic, has anyone tried the crest 3d vivid toothpaste that is suppose to whiten teeth in 3 weeks?
Do you need to completely dry them out after cleaning?
That's something else I meant to ask..
That's something else I meant to ask..
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