Dripping question

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Dave379

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I'm new to dripping and I just recently purchased an Empiremods Bridge Free LR306 1.5ohm drip atty. So far so good and I'm really enjoying the flavor. I've been using the same flavor with this new drip atty but I'm wondering if it would be ok to switch up to a different flavor with the same atty and/or if I should rinse it out first? Thanks ahead of time.
 

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I'm too lazy to rinse. I would vape the current juice until it's almost gone and then start using another juice. I also use multiple drippers/tanks, some with rebuildable coils. If I have many juices that I want to sample then I will usually use cotton wicks in my rebuildable coils and change them out for every new juice. It's quick and easy to change cotton wicks.
 

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I'm too lazy to rinse. I would vape the current juice until it's almost gone and then start using another juice. I also use multiple drippers/tanks, some with rebuildable coils. If I have many juices that I want to sample then I will usually use cotton wicks in my rebuildable coils and change them out for every new juice. It's quick and easy to change cotton wicks.

I figured it would be ok to switch flavors but I wanted to make sure. I just had some concerns that it might distort the flavor by using different flavors with the same atty. I haven't played around with the RBA's yet but that's just a matter of time. Thanks for your help Ardent.
 

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Ardent got it right, it's really up to you. I rarely rinse mine out between flavors.

Now if you are sampling and want to see which ones you like, you can give it a quick rinse in hot water and blow out from the battery connector into a paper towel. Some people also like to drip a couple of drops of pure VG in there and vape that to really get rid of any left over flavors.

When you see a difference in flavor or vapor you can also soak the whole atty in some everclear or vodka for a few hours, give it a rinse in clean water, blow it (from the battery connector end again) out and then vape.

Just a word of warning, these attys don't like to be dry when you put them away - so drip a couple of drops of liquid in there if you are going to store it.

Enjoy the world of dripping, it's where the flavor is at.
 

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Ardent got it right, it's really up to you. I rarely rinse mine out between flavors.

Now if you are sampling and want to see which ones you like, you can give it a quick rinse in hot water and blow out from the battery connector into a paper towel. Some people also like to drip a couple of drops of pure VG in there and vape that to really get rid of any left over flavors.

When you see a difference in flavor or vapor you can also soak the whole atty in some everclear or vodka for a few hours, give it a rinse in clean water, blow it (from the battery connector end again) out and then vape.

Just a word of warning, these attys don't like to be dry when you put them away - so drip a couple of drops of liquid in there if you are going to store it.

Enjoy the world of dripping, it's where the flavor is at.

Those all sound like good tips and yes, I'm really glad I decided to break down and try dripping. It's great not having to worry about a burnt taste, muted flavor etc. When I'm home, that's about the only way I vape now.
 
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