extracting juice from dead cartridges ?
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Well, as long as you don't stick yourself ;-) ...it's safe as far as the juice goes though. This is mostly used to extract juice from new cartridges in order to drip OR to extract juice in order to change flavors. I don't think I'd do it on a cartridge I'd been using for a month... esp. an 801 cart that I had been topping off - some juice can sit in the bottom part and not be used. That's why with 801 carts I use the needle tip squeeze bottle:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ed-siringe-sumtin-refill-cart.html#post462794
... to fill from the bottom up, always 'refreshing' the whole cart.
I do it. And I'll post a YouTube video before long to join others I have there.
The resulting liquid (never JUICE -- a drug term and instant turnoff for many) is quite dirty looking, however. It might be argued that the "dirtiness" adversely affects atomizers. How would anyone know? Treat an atomizer with great care, clean it regularly, and it lasts maybe three months with my use. Ignore it, never clean it, and it lasts a quarter of year in my use.
Yes, I squeeze all liquid from all carts after they have been refilled multiple times. I wash the cores, dry them, and reuse them, too.
The resulting liquid (never JUICE -- a drug term and instant turnoff for many) is quite dirty looking, however. It might be argued that the "dirtiness" adversely affects atomizers. How would anyone know? Treat an atomizer with great care, clean it regularly, and it lasts maybe three months with my use. Ignore it, never clean it, and it lasts a quarter of year in my use.
Yes, I squeeze all liquid from all carts after they have been refilled multiple times. I wash the cores, dry them, and reuse them, too.
I am not happy to say it is safe, but it is likely as safe as using juice from the bottle...
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