this was an old and no longer suggested way to clean jewelry. i used to do this all the time for my chains (this was at the suggestion of a jeweler at a well known high end store years ago) and it worked well. im assuming its frowned upon due to its obvious and inherent dangers.
first post - just boiled my atomizers for the first time, was that stupid of me?
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this was an old and no longer suggested way to clean jewelry. i used to do this all the time for my chains (this was at the suggestion of a jeweler at a well known high end store years ago) and it worked well. im assuming its frowned upon due to its obvious and inherent dangers.
Pga... Derp, as the kids say. Pure grain alcohol... Don't think that's OK in California.
Does the atty refresher really work better than vodka? I imagine it's great for dripping between flavors, No?
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IMO Yes, it works better than vodka. It is designed to do a "wet burn" on attys that get gunked up. W2V designed it to be used when dripping their natural tobacco extracts, which are about as harsh as a juice can be on wicks and coils. When I use this stuff on a used wick/coil, it returns it to a like new state every time. All the residue on the coil gets burned off, and the wick goes back to being bright white. I don't know what they put in that stuff, but it is technically ingredients we use in vaping anyway, and it just plain WORKS!
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