Do I need to clean the coils on a pro tank mini II every time I add a different ejuice?
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No, you don't have to in my experience. I personally like to make sure that my new flavor is complementary to the flavor I just finished if I'm not going to clean the head but, even if it's not, I've found that after a few puffs, I'm just tasting the new flavor I just filled up with.
I'm kinda interested in the answers you get from this as well. I have found in the little time I've been vaping (6 weeks) that using 100% vg (or high VG percentage) juice require more frequent cleaning/dry burning because they gunk the coils faster. Hope that helps some.
As far as doing it just for flavor changes, I would just rinse everything and let it dry. I would also suggest that you get spare tanks so you can switch flavors using a different tank while the others are drying.
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Just for reference all of the juice I currently have is 50/50. I only put in a little bit of juice to begin with (probably 1/3 full) because I wasn't entirely sure which tank I wanted to use in the long-run. I'm really digging the pro tank mini 2 though.
OR........... just get a pack of heads and screw a fresh on on with the new flavor change
I've found that if you are changing flavors it is a good idea to rince your equipment and rince out your coil. Not only does it clear out the last flavor so the new one will taste like it should, but it also washes out much of the deposits the juices leave behind. I can vape for weeks on one coil as oppose to many people I have heard of that have to change them once a week or even every few days.
A little care and attention will help your stuff last a long time.
A little care and attention will help your stuff last a long time.
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I really like the protanks myself , just wish I had more of them. 1st time I used it it leaked like crazy but since it's been flawless.
As far as cleaning the tanks I wouldn't recommend koolada that stuff last forever
As far as cleaning the tanks I wouldn't recommend koolada that stuff last forever
I got a KAngerPT2 yesterday, and within hours it got a burned taste, so I swapped the 2.5 head out for the 1.8 that also came with it. It was good vaping again, til this morning. It went to burn taste again. I'm using a cheap vision spinner, but never really cranked it up. I would have thought the 2.5 should have lasted longer.
Now what? I didn't buy replacement heads, which was dumb, but what am I doing wrong? Is this what I should expect, changing heads daily. I do like to take long slow draws, does that have anything to to with it.
My other mod is a 5v Smok Woo and with a Pyrex DCT 2ohm, I can go at it for a week with no problems.
Now what? I didn't buy replacement heads, which was dumb, but what am I doing wrong? Is this what I should expect, changing heads daily. I do like to take long slow draws, does that have anything to to with it.
My other mod is a 5v Smok Woo and with a Pyrex DCT 2ohm, I can go at it for a week with no problems.
Spare tanks (you've got to try the Pro Tank II!), spare coils, and you can vape while your other gear is being cleaned up!
OR........... just get a pack of heads and screw a fresh on on with the new flavor change
I ordered some from Fast Tech but it takes a while for the stuff to get through Hong Kong. In the meantime I don't have that luxury yet.
A head lasts me (on average) about 10 days, but then again I dry burn the coils to make them last longer. There are videos on YouTube that show how to clean/dry burn coils. I would just search for "dry burn kanger pro tank mini" on You Tube. I personally use the Kanger Pro Tank 2, and it's not really that hard to do.
I have the PTII, not the mini. I'll give it a shot, but does that fix the burnt taste? Or did I do something wrong to kill it in less than an hour.
When you go to dry burn, you will be able to see the flavor wicks to tell if they are burnt.
When I used the 1.8ohm, it didn't cooperate with me at all! Leaks, gurgles, burned, etc. I went 2.2ohm. If you really draw hard, or real slow it will burn your coils, it doesn't give the wicks enough time to soak up more juice or burns juice that isn't evaporating fast enough. I don't know if that helps. Been using PTII for over a month and have my bubble pack spare coils to switch out........but only do that when I change flavors and then soak the previously used coil and clean it.
OR........... just get a pack of heads and screw a fresh on on with the new flavor change
Just curious, wouldn't that get expensive? I mean if you change flavors once a day, that would be 2 heads per day. At $2.50 per head (using 2 daily), that would be like $150.00 per month, wouldn't it? Too rich for my blood (unless my calculations are wrong or unless you are saying change heads while cleaning the other one to reuse.)
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