Dripping?

[GrandPapa]

Hi,
Just picked myself up a dripper. Thought it would be nice for sampling juice flavors. Now my question is if I go to a vape shop and ask to get some samples when I get home do I have to re-wick with juice change or just burn ( or rinse of with hot water) off the previous juice?
Jim

 

[freeall]

Unless you want it tasting like a smorgasbord, you gotta change the wick.

Don't ever rinse the wick under water and re drip.

 

[Wraith504]

rewick with cotton. Its simple and economical. You are then getting the true flavor and not a mashup. Remember your going to have a funky cotton taste the first few times you try it.

 

[Saywhat]

I stay between two flavors so I have a RDA set up for each, when I do change flavors I re wick.

 

[Papa_Lazarou]

Yep - use cotton and rewick between flavours.

BTW, you certainly are taking to this whole vaping scene rather nicely. Why it seems like it was just yesterday that you got yourself a KFL+nemesis setup.

 

[ShariR]

You can also pick up a couple of 510 attys and just drip right into them. No changing wicks. They are very small, only hold 3 or 4 drops of juice and they are cheap. You can stick any standard drip tip on them and drip 3 or 4 drops of juice. Here is a thread that you can read through to find out how it all works and how easy it is.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...910-regular-atty-drippers-dying-breed-48.html

 

[VHRB2014]

Well, yes you would have to rewick I suppose when you are first trying them to see what they taste like, and whether you like them or not. But once you get the hang of it and know your flavors good enough, its not too hard to choose complimenting flavors and get them to change on a dime. I do this all the time, start out with a lighter flavor and work up to the strongest and such.

Of course if you insist on going to opposite ends of the spectrum, some flavors can really screw with others, and once you go all VG, nothing with PG will be the way its supposed to be. I find the VG flavors tend to really stick in the wicks, so those I drip last just prior to wick change..

Good luck. Dripping is the epitome of vaping. It does`nt get any purer.

 

[GrandPapa]

Hi papa_Lazarus,
Yes I have jumped in both feet now! I have two mods Stingray silver, a Vape Smith Black Knight (clone), and two drippers (haven't used yet) some batteries. Kayfun light RBA, Lemo RBA. This is a pastime now altho' still on the learning aspect of it all.
Beats smoking tho' and wife and friends are happy.
JIm

 

[KurrptSenate]

If I'm at a vape-meet and I'm trying a bunch of flavors, i'll just burn off the excess. Realistically, if you want to only taste the juice you are trying you would want to rewick.

problem with rewicking is that there a taste attributed to most wicking materials that have some break-in time. this will most likely "color" your vape as well so it's a trade-off

 

[Bigflyrodder]

I often chain one flavor to the next if they are in the same family but if I go somewhere with the intent of trying out new juices I always use a good old fashion 510 wickless bridgeless dripping atty. Pick a few up, you won't be sorry.

 

[tj99959]

It depends on what you got for a dripper. Not all dripping atties work the same.
It also depends on the flavor you last used.

I use silica wicks, and (with a few flavor exceptions) just drip unflavored between different flavors.
I can also rinse the wick if I had been trying a flavor (like menthol) that won't go away.