Do you need an easy way to mark cartridges?

[petermatra]

Hey I have been filling cartridges and trying to remember which one is which. Sharpie pens wear off, tape is ugly. So what did I do?

I put a small dot of nail polish on the cart. I painted the same color on the nic juice top so it's easy to find.

Now you just need a memory to remember which ones are which.

 

[State O' Flux]

That's a good idea. If you're a girl, a boyfriend or husband/brother/father, you've (probably) already got the supplies, however the woman in your life might not take kindly to you steeling her nail products. For single guys who, as a general rule, don't have a lot of nail polish on hand... a few other methods might be:

Find some "Industrial" Sharpies. I work(ed) for an aircraft manufacturing company where we had them in every color imaginable... and wiping off an industrial sharpie mark is almost as hard as removing a swipe of paint.

You can get "paint pens" from craft and hobby shops. Probably as good as nail polish for durability, maybe better... and the built in applicator tip makes the "small dot" thing pretty easy.

Brother "tape" type label makers. Never have owned one, but I've sure used them by the bunch. Real handy.

More ideas? Keep em comin'.

 

[fabricator4]

More ideas? Keep em comin'.

I haven't used cartos on their own since week one, but if was:

Smokeless Image | The Best Electronic Cigarette

There's many similar products available, so google is your friend.

 

[Nermal]

I've got some AVERY "Color doding Labels" that I use to keep batteries in rotation. They're removable just like Post-Its, and you can write on them. That's not what I got them for, but I had lots left over.

ETA: That's probably the same as suggested by State O' Flux. Love the avater, by the way, Flux.

 

[The Ocelot]

I use low tack masking tape.

 

[BostonJim]

Ugly or not, I cut a thin strip of painters tape to label the carto. Painters tape doesn't leave a residue.

 

[InTheShade]

Personally I don't use anything as I like to be surprised - but I do keep the juices that are in my toppers out so I can narrow the flavors down if necessary.
I guess little colored rubber bands or hair elastic tie thingies - one around the bottle, same color one around the topper - would work.

A really low-tech way would be just to store the topper in front of the juice bottle of the flavor it contains if possible.

 

[State O' Flux]

I haven't used cartos on their own since week one

For identifying anything I guess. Clearos, carto tanks, whatever. My wife and daughter have, between the two of them, 5 identical stainless steel EVODs going (full of nasty sweet fruit flavors... yuck), so I have to mark them so they know what's in what.

That's one of the reasons I use Valley View Vapes carto tanks... all the anodized colors mean I have built in color coding. ;-)

 

[petermatra]

I find those colored cartos work well but I am testing 12 juices at once at the moment. I have to label those. I only use nail polish dots for my ADV juice.

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[Vapo Marx]

A Brother label maker and a pair of scissors to trim down the labels.

 

[Eranda13]

I use these little rubber braiding elastics. Lots of colors, cheap as hell at the dollar store. Put one on the clearo, and a matching color on the liquid bottle cap. Easy peasy

 

[petermatra]

The rubber elastic bands are pretty. Yes I'm a guy... Blah blah... But I like to try to keep my vape classy looking.

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[wiscoking13]

like the rubber bands

 

[jcco]

I couldn't get the Avery removable labels to stick worth beans. This is on Evods.
I wound up using the painters tape method. That works fairly well. You just have to be sure the area is clean.

 

[BooBoo888]

I haven't used cartos on their own since week one, but if was:

Smokeless Image | The Best Electronic Cigarette

There's many similar products available, so google is your friend.

I was going to say, I've found these to be handy, but not sure if they would work for any carto or just the Volt ones:

Smokeless Image | The Best Electronic Cigarette

 

[Grimwald]

I always used colored end caps from Smokeless Image.

 

[petermatra]

I always used colored end caps from Smokeless Image.

I like those. I wonder if they work on my G6 cartos. Halo should make some.

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[lawlz_xD]

What I've done in the past is just take a small piece of scotch tape and denote a small letter with a sharpie that represents what flavor/strength it is. Has worked pretty well for me.

 

[Patkid]

Personally I don't use anything as I like to be surprised - but I do keep the juices that are in my toppers out so I can narrow the flavors down if necessary.
I guess little colored rubber bands or hair elastic tie thingies - one around the bottle, same color one around the topper - would work.

A really low-tech way would be just to store the topper in front of the juice bottle of the flavor it contains if possible.

That last suggestion is my method. Of course I live alone............so I don't have to worry about children and my dog is small so he is not a counter cruiser. I have a whole section of counter w/ a cupboard above for Vape Central.
The lined up clearos w/ the bottles behind make a cute parade!
LOL

 

[petermatra]

The good think about halo cartomizers come in a variety so I also keep two separate colors for my two ADV juice.

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