I am just in the beginning stage of experimenting with cotton. My only experience was using:

I boiled it and blotted as much water out as I could and stuffed some under a SS wick (and wrapped it around it) in my IGO-L to bridge the gap between it and the drip well:

Not knowing that I should have waited for it to dry out, I loaded it up with juice ans waited 5 minutes to start vaping. Baring the fact that I was testing a new cappuccino flavor batch, it vapes pretty darn well. I just wish that I used a juice who's flavor I am familiar with for an apples to apples comparison.
That being said, I am not down for waiting 24-72 hours for and RBA set up to prime. I currently ony have 1 AGA-T+ and 1 IGO-L until the co-op brings me 2 more each, and my Chalice I comes in, so I got to thinking...
I plan to go out today and pick up some cheese cloth and some cotton yarn mentioned earlier in this post from Walmart.
I will boil, dry and prep a half dozen wicks from each and place them in a small Tupperware container with enough PG/VG no nic juice to cover them, and snap the lid on.
Then when I need them, I can pull one out squeeze out as much juice from it as is practical and close up the container for later use.
My theory is that I should have wicks ready for immediate use, we will see how it goes...
P.S. You can get the containers made by Glad, Ziplock, and other manufacturers in just about any grocery, container or 99¢ store.

I boiled it and blotted as much water out as I could and stuffed some under a SS wick (and wrapped it around it) in my IGO-L to bridge the gap between it and the drip well:


Not knowing that I should have waited for it to dry out, I loaded it up with juice ans waited 5 minutes to start vaping. Baring the fact that I was testing a new cappuccino flavor batch, it vapes pretty darn well. I just wish that I used a juice who's flavor I am familiar with for an apples to apples comparison.
That being said, I am not down for waiting 24-72 hours for and RBA set up to prime. I currently ony have 1 AGA-T+ and 1 IGO-L until the co-op brings me 2 more each, and my Chalice I comes in, so I got to thinking...
I plan to go out today and pick up some cheese cloth and some cotton yarn mentioned earlier in this post from Walmart.
I will boil, dry and prep a half dozen wicks from each and place them in a small Tupperware container with enough PG/VG no nic juice to cover them, and snap the lid on.

Then when I need them, I can pull one out squeeze out as much juice from it as is practical and close up the container for later use.
My theory is that I should have wicks ready for immediate use, we will see how it goes...
P.S. You can get the containers made by Glad, Ziplock, and other manufacturers in just about any grocery, container or 99¢ store.
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