Hey there reo people! How is every one doing? Got a question for ya. All I have vaped in my reo since I got it a few months ago is unflavored stuff but I have a really good flavor I want to use with my reo. I have used some tanks that are a real pain to get the old flavor out of. So before I put this new juice in I want to ask if it will be easy to get the flavor out of and go back to my good unflavored nice? What do you think? Maybe just wash it out with some hot water?
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I don't really clean my old flavors out when switching, but you can just fill the empty bottle with hot water and flush it through the tube and atty.
Yes, it's extremely easy to get flavors out of a Reo. I DIY my juice, and I change out juices somewhat frequently. I just wash the bottle out, fill it up with some hot tap water, and give it a squonk to run the old juice out of the feed tube. I also wash out, and re-wick my atty as well, since I don't like flavors mixing together.
It has the plastic bottom feeding tank right?
If so you might need a new plastic tank as they can hold strong flavors. Washing the bottle in hot tapwater and maybe rinsing with PGA will help on the removal of flavors but plastic seems to absorb harsh flavors like tobacco, vanilla, etc.
If so you might need a new plastic tank as they can hold strong flavors. Washing the bottle in hot tapwater and maybe rinsing with PGA will help on the removal of flavors but plastic seems to absorb harsh flavors like tobacco, vanilla, etc.
I DIY and have a few staple flavors that mostly compliment so it's not a big whoop changing one bottle to another as the flavors will mix and eventually the old one gets faint and the new one takes over. If I find the new flavor and the old flavor to be absolutely horrific, I yank the wick, purge the feed tube with hot water and re-wick and it's on.
Yank battery and wick then wash mod in hot water. Fill bottle with hot water and attach and squonk the daylights out of it several times. Dry mod, re-wick, prep wick and go on about your business. I can get that knocked out in five minutes or so these days, it's no big whoop.
I've had really strong flavors (cinnamon, menthol, etc) stick in the bottle caps o-ring, but a quick soak in alcohol and a rinse knocked them loose. Other than that a quick rinse in hot water should get rid of most flavors.
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