I like to rinse my atties with RO water in between juices, especially when I'm drip-testing juices. Being kind of lazy and impatient, I now quick-dry them by putting them on top of the incandescent bulb in my desk lamp. Couple of pointers, make sure there's no water drips before putting on a hot bulb, it could explode, so I blow them well and dry with a paper towel first, not as much if the lamp is turned on fresh with the attie on it. Yes, my bulb inserts vertically, balancing is easy unless I bump the desk hard. Careful on removing, they do get quite hot. Works like a charm, next juice in quickly!
Easy attie drying method
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This is a good method. I just clean then blow and place on the heat port on the top of my 360 slim. Drys them out great.
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I've got a small metal desk lamp that I put a magnet and a couple of cut down paperclip on the metal shade. I rest the atty on the paperclip thru the batter connector hole.
Looks kinda funny having these atty's and Cartos sitting on the lamp but it does work.
Looks kinda funny having these atty's and Cartos sitting on the lamp but it does work.
For my cartos I also put them in the top of my dehydrator tray for 10/15m.
I've also found when I clean them using my little steam gun they seem to almost self-dry in just moments. -Magnus
I've also found when I clean them using my little steam gun they seem to almost self-dry in just moments. -Magnus
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I only clean my atty's with Vodka because the alcohol dries almost instantly. After soaking them for about 10 minutes, I then dip the atty in and out of the booze to fill the inside of the atomizer with the Vodka. I then blow through both ends until no more liquid remains. After which I paper towel dry the outside, connect it to the battery, and do a few dry burns by clicking the battery on my ego T a few times.
This works like a charm every time, and my experience has always been positive. I will add however that after filling the tank with juice, I leave the atty standing with the battery connecter side down, so some juice can seep back into the now very dry atomizer. It takes about a dozen drags on the unit before the wicking process kicks back in again, but I haven't tried any other method that works as well or as quickly.
This works like a charm every time, and my experience has always been positive. I will add however that after filling the tank with juice, I leave the atty standing with the battery connecter side down, so some juice can seep back into the now very dry atomizer. It takes about a dozen drags on the unit before the wicking process kicks back in again, but I haven't tried any other method that works as well or as quickly.
I'm a few steps from the bathroom where I keep RO water and my lamp is next to my monitor = minimum wasted movement. I do use alcohol and dry burn occasionally but when I'm changing flavors to drip I just use the water and lamp.
I stick it between two of the fins of my Vornado, set on low. Pretty sure if I set it on high it'll blow out like a bullet and kill my dog.
After running hot water until they run clear, I blow them out and run straight PG through them. Paper towel them off and start dripping and vaping. I have never had one to go bad using this method.
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