Nah. You can rinse it out good and do a dry burn to remove most residue. Refill with the next flavor and go to town. You may taste some left over but it usually doesn't last long.
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Nah. You can rinse it out good and do a dry burn to remove most residue. Refill with the next flavor and go to town. You may taste some left over but it usually doesn't last long.
Recharge your battery maybe? Always helps. And I find that it helps to cool down the ecig with some cold air. Feels much fresher.
I'm just going to echo flavor fatigue. I still get it from time to time (by night-time, my juice tends to taste a little bland for the most part either way though - even if I switch flavors).
One suggestion I have that I didn't see anyone note is: Brush your tongue (or squeegy it or whatever you want - I don't have a tongue scraper so I just brush it with my toothbrush when I brush my teeth). It's the only thing I've found to even remotely help besides just switching flavors.
One suggestion I have that I didn't see anyone note is: Brush your tongue (or squeegy it or whatever you want - I don't have a tongue scraper so I just brush it with my toothbrush when I brush my teeth). It's the only thing I've found to even remotely help besides just switching flavors.
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I have been using a specific flavor for more than one year. I noticed that something is wrong with the taste.. In the beginning I thought the cartomizer was to blame. Then I thought the way I make the eliquid might be the problem. I finally vaped a single 20ml bottle of PG-VG and after this.. I really got the real taste of my eliquid. I think that after some period of time, it's good to have a break with a neutral flavor and/or another one.
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