Can anyone describe the difference between these 4? Perhaps taste, vapor production, build, and complications?
Difference between silica, bakero, and ekowool, and cotton wick?
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One thing I can tell you is BAKERO is not a wick but its a resistance flat wire that works wonders as a coil.
Silica is a wicking material.
Ekowool is braided Silica.
Cotton is 100% cotton also good for wicking purposes but a little process is involve like boiling etc...
The evolution of wicking juice to the coil.
I say you try it your self , do your research on each item since each one requires more simple steps before use and then you judge for your self which one works for you.
Just a piece of advice . Do not believe everything you hear or read . Try it . Good Luck .
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Silica is a wicking material.
Ekowool is braided Silica.
Cotton is 100% cotton also good for wicking purposes but a little process is involve like boiling etc...
The evolution of wicking juice to the coil.
I say you try it your self , do your research on each item since each one requires more simple steps before use and then you judge for your self which one works for you.
Just a piece of advice . Do not believe everything you hear or read . Try it . Good Luck .
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haven't tried bakero but i have flat kanthal... basically the same thing. Its good because it covers a lot of surface area. Silica is ok but ekowool is a better quality silica. I used it and it was good, but i just moved to cotton. Better flavor so far and cheap as dirt... obviously don't dry burn it. Im running a dual coil on an IGO-W with flat kanthal and cottton.
I am using Ekowool with a natural cotton center and IMO its far superior to any other wicking agent I have used that is not SS Mesh. BTW 0.8 x 0.1 mm flat kanthal (28g) 4/5 wraps
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