Did gravity quit working? LOL

[lppa2006]

I know the title may seem misleading, but it is a legitimate question... I know that ive read where you should drain atomizers overnight around once a week and you do this by turning the atty upside down (cart end down) and letting it drain on a paper towel over night, and according to the results you should have ejuice on the towel in the morning.. Well i have done this twice now and still havent seen any residue left after 7-8 hours, i have a standard 901 ecig so the same rules should apply, right?

Ive even blown through it and i can see some ejuice that is collected in the atty but is just hanging out on the sides or the bottom.

 

[dormouse]

Maybe you are using carts and not dripping right on the atty? Dripping is more likely to get juice down in there.

BTW - I am not recommending you drip because you probably have automatic batteries and dripping is not recommended on those.

 

[DC2]

I don't know anything about 901 atomizers, but when I drain my 510 atomizers there is always plenty of juice that comes out.

 

[dormouse]

I do have some 901's mine have a pretty tight compartment around the heating coil. I haven't used them for a while - doesn't the air intake hole go through to that little closed section? I would try laying the carto on paper towels with that hole down.

 

[Stosh]

I use 901 attys when I'm vaping at higher voltage, they are a bit higher resistance and a very
good vape. Regarding not much or any juice draining, YUP, they seem to be a little less messy
that a 510 atty, and if you're not flooding them, there may not be a lot left to come out.
I'll drain my attys on a paper towel and the 901 just don't drain as much, just vape great.