I'm wondering if there is a known relationship between types/quality of e-juice and rate of atomizer burnout. I am using 306a joye tech atomizers on a 510 megabattery and believe i have a suspect in a clove flavored juice which seems to accelerate clogging/burnout on these atomizers. I've had some go kaput in a week and I'm suspecting its the juice. Lately i have been trying a vodka rinse technique and getting better results (when i used the boiling water rinse burn and rinse technique i didn't succeed in reviving failing atomizers and now i'm trying more of a preventive maintenance technique of keeping em clean)
joy306a are excellent for dripping with ease access of exposed atomizer. I have some regular 510s on order and i'm trying to nurse these through until i get some back-ups and i'm suspecting that some flavors /brands/ mixes are harder on attys than others..any advice?
i'm definitely finding that some juices "burn" cleaner and taste better but wonder about them as being the culprit in my short-lived atomizers.
joy306a are excellent for dripping with ease access of exposed atomizer. I have some regular 510s on order and i'm trying to nurse these through until i get some back-ups and i'm suspecting that some flavors /brands/ mixes are harder on attys than others..any advice?
i'm definitely finding that some juices "burn" cleaner and taste better but wonder about them as being the culprit in my short-lived atomizers.
