Ego c type B lifespan

[Susie64]

I am getting an average of 6 days per atty. is this normal or is there a way to extend the life before putting new one on?

 

[BobbyV]

I've been vaping my ego-t (b-type tank) on the original atomizers for 10 months now. Once a week I soak them in vodka, blow them out, and let them dry. There's a You-Tube video showing this process. While cleaning my atomizers, I continue vaping using Bogue carts or a clearomizer. I don't know if my experience is unusual but I've had no reason to buy replacement atomizers as yet; however, I did order a kit to upgrade to the new ego-c replaceable coil tanks.

 

[billo]

I've been using the B's for over a year and have had only one go out. That happened when I let it go dry--no juice-- once.

I'm now running a 1.8 ohm atomizer at 4.4 V on a Twist. This should kill it fast, but it's been over 2 months with no problem.

I virtually never clean them either.

Your problem seems way too severe. Be sure you don't run them out of juice !

Other than that, maybe you got a bad batch, or maybe they're fake eGo's ?

 

[ShogaNinja]

Yeah, get a different atomizer. I recommend the E1-V from DiscountVapers.com
The tank system is not well received around here.

 

[vdrummer]

Susie how much juice do you go through a day? I run a eGo-C B tank myself (just switched to the Phoenix RBA a couple of days ago). What is exactly your problem? Is the heating element opening, low vapor, no flavor, hard pull? I usually open up my atty to clean the wick, and the heating element once a week since I vape heavily (30ml+ a week), and after a month or so toss the atty and tank (gets chewed up).

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[Susie64]

I am using ego C B type tank. I switch out the atty head about every 5 to 6 days and just wondered because the system is set up for replacement if 5 or six days is the average usage. They only cost about five dollars each but wondered if I could do something to extend the life?
Susie