Ego-C twist?

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HawkeyeFLA

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ego tanks are no good unless you replace the rubber cap every couple days.

And yet, I've had my eGo-C for over a month now, and I'm still using the original caps. No leaks. Just a matter of making sure the whole unit is vertical when I slide the tank up into is and go for a good click.

The tanks are so easy to clean out if I need to. Pop end cap off, pop out first little mouth piece, then pop out the smaller piece inside, rinse all under hot water, let dry over night.

I have a couple packets of the silicone end caps and I've yet to use them. Well I tried one, and I found that it actually caused more problems since it was a tighter seal, the juice wasn't leaving the tank as well.
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ego tanks are no good unless you replace the rubber cap every couple days.

I must have missed that memo. :)

My caps are working just fine. I've cleaned and refilled all of them (15) at least once every two days for 3 weeks. I only had one leak the first week when the punchout wound up melting into the wick and creating an air gap that the fluid dripped into. Once I started pre-punching the tops and removing the punchout, they work perfectly.

The C setup is great for sampling flavors. As I'm new to vaping, I'm doing a lot of that right now.
 
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