Dripping advice needed. What am I doing wrong?

[JerryB]

Why do you do a thorough dry burn when it's brand new?

Only because I was told to do this to get rid of the primer on new attys.

 

[JerryB]

Sorry I misread. You meant you dry burn to clean it right? Im kind of new to this too and to be honest I don't clean my attys other than blowing out the liquid once and awhile. I use LR attys on my kgo and I just blow out the liquid that's in their then I drop a few drops of the liquid I want to vape and blow that out too, then drip again about 4 drops and it should be good though I usually drip another drop or 2 after a few puffs and then its fine. I probably don't do it right either but I get massive vapor from it, but then again i'm using AVE juices lol

Yes - I do dry burns to clean out residue. However, a friend on ECF (Mr.Mann) offered some great advice to improve my dripping experience. He suggested that doing a massive cleaning (attys in boiling water followed by a Vodka soak) after each night of dripping was totally unnecessary. What he advised is basically what you've outlined - too blow out liquid when changing to another juice - and only dry burn occasionally when I discern some bad taste - and only a complete cleaning when taste and performance have dropped. What he emphasized to me was the importance of priming an atty (new, or newly cleaned). That patience, and slowly breaking in the atty would yield the best experience. So far, it's working out pretty good!