Fast clean for atomizer

[VeteranTrickster]

Hey! I'm on a trip and walking and sightseeing all the time. I noticed that my atomizer is in really bad shape, and I tought that is there anyway to clean the cotton to get more white again? And I really don't have time finding a vapeshop or anything else like that. So, how do I clean it fast and bring it more alive even a little bit? Fill tank with water and sit? Or something else? Quick answer please. Thanks!

 

[QcVaper]

Quickest way i know is using a rebuildable for that reason, takes me 5-10 mins changing the cotton.

Otherwise i highly doubt there is, most people soak their drop in coils for a while to get the gunk off and even then, some use vodka others boil them in water.

 

[stols001]

You can try to revive your coil by a short water boil and soak overnight, or a soak in vodka and everclear, yes. (Make sure with whatever method you rinse well, dry thoroughly and etc. If you are in a hurry, well, a blowdryer set on low can get your coil dry faster than airdrying it.

Your results may or may not be stellar, depending on the state of the coil, type of coil etc. but you could certainly give it a shot. I quit reusing my coils as I never felt they were getting fully clean, and would tend to die on me sort of randomly within the next several 48 hours, so I halted the practice.

However, in a pinch it may be worth a try for sure. Don't fill the tank with water it won't clean the coil and may result in just-- leaking. Etc.

Hope something works for you.

Anna

 

[VeteranTrickster]

You can try to revive your coil by a short water boil and soak overnight, or a soak in vodka and everclear, yes. (Make sure with whatever method you rinse well, dry thoroughly and etc. If you are in a hurry, well, a blowdryer set on low can get your coil dry faster than airdrying it.

Your results may or may not be stellar, depending on the state of the coil, type of coil etc. but you could certainly give it a shot. I quit reusing my coils as I never felt they were getting fully clean, and would tend to die on me sort of randomly within the next several 48 hours, so I halted the practice.

However, in a pinch it may be worth a try for sure. Don't fill the tank with water it won't clean the coil and may result in just-- leaking. Etc.

Hope something works for you.

Anna

Thanks!

 

[Coyote628]

I tried cleaning drop ins. It really isnt worth the effort. Not really. It kinda works but not good.

 

[DeloresRose]

I realize this won’t help you now, but I prepare for outings. I clean the tank, replace and Prime the coil, and fully charge up before I go. I have back ups for my back ups.
( I learned this the hard way lol)
I agree that washing old coils is not a real fix, and it’s not quick, either. The fastest way is replacement. If that’s not an option, try lowering the wattage a bit, see if you can get a few more miles out of it. Dumping the juice out, if it’s funky, and refilling can help a little too.