Dry burning atomizers?
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Over time the coil will collect baked on gunk, which can affect taste and will affect performance.
I've been dry burning my atomizers for well over 2 years now using the following method...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tips-tricks/69834-my-atty-resurrection-method.html
I've been dry burning my atomizers for well over 2 years now using the following method...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tips-tricks/69834-my-atty-resurrection-method.html
Yes, dry burning does work and it works well until you take it a little too far. You'll probably learn what too far is...unfortunately...Just be careful. Too little dry burning is better than too much.
As stated above, the dry burning method does work. like others said be careful you will regret over burning it.
Just dryburned my Biansi imist with your help, thank you! Works like new
The only one I know of that the makers of the products say should not be dry burned is the HH.357, though I admit to dry burning mine after it's weekly soak in a Vodka bath, and it is still performing like new after a month of use.
Love dry burning as part of cleaning my vivi novas. And I'll do it on any bridgeless atty or rebuildable I use in the future.
A short (like 2 minutes) alcohol soak, dry the wick, dry burn, repeat once……awesomely clean. The only problem that I have run into with this equipment is that stupid thing in the vivi nova heads that redundantly insulates the coil from the body of the head scorches like that's it's job and tastes like crud. After taking it out and dry burning, the head I'm using on my mini is working just like it did when it first broke in……like 2 weeks ago. This morning my basically clear, yellow-tinged juice was brown from all the gunk that had collected on it from the last time I cleaned it.
I'm a fan.
And if you over-burn, it seems like 2 bad things can happen: you wear out your coil and its resistance drops, making it more likely to run into a current limit on a VV or burn juice on a non-VV……or you wear it out all at once and pop the coil.
A short (like 2 minutes) alcohol soak, dry the wick, dry burn, repeat once……awesomely clean. The only problem that I have run into with this equipment is that stupid thing in the vivi nova heads that redundantly insulates the coil from the body of the head scorches like that's it's job and tastes like crud. After taking it out and dry burning, the head I'm using on my mini is working just like it did when it first broke in……like 2 weeks ago. This morning my basically clear, yellow-tinged juice was brown from all the gunk that had collected on it from the last time I cleaned it.
I'm a fan.
And if you over-burn, it seems like 2 bad things can happen: you wear out your coil and its resistance drops, making it more likely to run into a current limit on a VV or burn juice on a non-VV……or you wear it out all at once and pop the coil.
The dry burn link above has saved me so many countless dollars and stalking the mailman hours that it got a favorite in my "smokes" folder.
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