dry burning

[thexqueen]

What are your opinions on dry burning?

 

[Cullin Kin]

What about it?

 

[thexqueen]

What about it?

Good or bad & why?

 

[Rickajho]

Necessary evil, depending on what liquids you use. There's only so much "dissolving" you can do soaking a coil/wick in stuff like vodka.

 

[danfinger]

good.

after two or three tanks in the russian I'll replace the cotton. Pull it apart, rinse, pull the old cotton, dry burn the coil and give it a few strong 'snuffs' like I'm blowing on the dirfday candles. Replace the cotton and refill.

Why: Flavor is mo bettah.

 

[Cullin Kin]

I do it every time I rewick, not for long though. I've never had a problem with it but it can make your coils brittle. But hey, kanthal is cheap right?

good.

after two or three tanks in the russian I'll replace the cotton. Pull it apart, rinse, pull the old cotton, dry burn the coil and give it a few strong 'snuffs' like I'm blowing on the dirfday candles. Replace the cotton and refill.

Why: Flavor is mo bettah.

Conditioner is bettah!

 

[Baditude]

What are your opinions on dry burning?
Good or bad & why?

Necessary evil for clearomizer coils. (Why are you still using these?)

Absolutely BAD for cartomizers.

Accepted practice with coils for rebuildable atomizers.

 

[Grimwald]

It's much easier that recoiling. Funny how I used to think nothing of smoking $10 worth of cigarettes everyday...but today, the thought of throwing out a 5 cent coil, is more than I can fathom. Just one of the life changing things you discover when you give up smoking.

 

[jaxgator]

Accepted practice with coils for rebuildable atomizers.

More like, required practice for me on my RTAs every time I change out a wick. That's how I roll anyway. YMMV