Flavor & Coils

[Ansor]

Hi guys, I hope you can help with this queestion I have.

Let´s say I have a tank with a brand new stock coil and 2 e-liquidts I never tasted before.
I fill the tank with the first one; I taste it and the flavor is OK.
Not bad, not good... Just OK.

So I want to try the other one to see how it is but...
1. I dont want the first flavor affects the flavor of the new e-liquid
2. I dont want to throw away the coil after just two or three puffs.

What is the best thing I can do?
1. Rinse the coil and let it dry for a couple of days?
2. Rinse the coil and dry burn it?
3. Just dry burn it?
4. Just clean the tank and fill it with the new juice?

If I choose the option #4, after many puffs, is it possible to taste the original flavor of the second e-liquid or I will have a subtle, fine drawn hint of the first e-liquid that it will last until I vape the whole tank?

I dont have an RDA yet, so for now, I want to know what is my best bet.

Thanks in advance for your answers!

 

[man00ver]

I've tried all of those things back when I worried more about this sort of thing, and pretty quickly I realized that the results don't much justify the effort. These days I normally do #4. When the tank is almost empty, I'll vape off excess coil juice with small puffs but I don't let it get totally dry. Then I'll put a couple drops of the new juice down the coil pipe, fill the rinsed tank, and mount up, starting with long drags at lower power to get it all moving. After about 4-5 of these, any flavor mix is basically gone for me and it's back to normal mode. If I'm still not happy at this point, I'll swap the coil (which costs less than I formerly spent on my daily pack of cigarettes).

For reference, I use Smoktech M-Core BDCs, and Aspire BVCs for the Nautilus Mini. I treat them both the same way. My mod is a VaporShark rDNA30, and I fire between 11-14W when I'm not breaking in a new coil or changing juices as described above.

 

[Ansor]

Thanks! I think you´re right.... =)