My main problem with vaping is that I wanted it to be easy. Pick up your PV, inhale, put your PV down. I know there are a lot of vapors who enjoy fiddling with stuff, rebuilding, tweaking, modifying, etc. and I say more power to them, but I'm not one of them. I do drip, but only to try new flavors. I don't enjoy doing it full-time. I used stardusts, but I spend a lot of time refilling them, too, even though it wasn't hard to do. And although I enjoyed the fact that I never had one leak, the consistency on them could be a problem--one would work great, the next not so much with a lot of dry hits. I also used Boges, but grew tired of topping off regularly.
This past week, I ordered a couple of Smoktech 6 ml. tanks. I've finally found the perfect fiddle-free solution for me and I wanted to share my experience with others who are finding vaping to be a little too high maintenance for their tastes.
I have a lot of different juices and I still use Stardusts and other devices for the ones I just want to enjoy as a quick treat, but I filled a couple of the tanks with my go-to juices and it's wonderful---little bit of a learning curve to fill them without pulling the carto out too far, but once they are filled, magic. No more dry hits, no dripping to top off, no hassle. The Boge inside stays nice and full of juice, the silicone stopper prevents me from sucking a mouthful of juice, the tank looks great on my Provari mini and I have the smaller tanks for my ego Twist, which also look and work great.
Once filled, they are good-to-go for a looooong time. Just pick it up, inhale, and put it down. Easily switch tanks when you want to switch flavors--just unscrew one off and screw the new one on. I'm storing the ones that are full but aren't in use in empty prescription bottles that are labeled (not my idea, found it on here--genius!). I bought a cheap plastic in drawer spice rack which I have in my coffee table drawer with the bottles lined up in it, so I can open the drawer, select a flavor and go. Going out? Just grab a couple of prescription bottles and throw them in my purse with my PV and extra batt. As easy as grabbing your pack of stinkies and a lighter.
At first, when I looked at tanks, I was intimidated, but they really aren't that hard to master. It's seems complicated with the single coil, double coil, ohms choices, etc. but there are plenty of threads on here that will steer you in the right direction if you do a search. And once you find the right one for you, all you have to do is spend ten minutes filling a couple of tanks and you won't have to fiddle with anything again for days. Yup, I said days. And I've found the vapor and taste to be great.
I know this isn't the perfect solution for everyone, but for those like me who are looking to make vaping as hassle-free as possible and minimize time spent fiddling, this is pretty darn great. Just thought I would share for the new vapers who are feeling overwhelmed by all the maintenance.
By the way--today is one month without a stinky for me. Yay me!! Yay vaping!!
This past week, I ordered a couple of Smoktech 6 ml. tanks. I've finally found the perfect fiddle-free solution for me and I wanted to share my experience with others who are finding vaping to be a little too high maintenance for their tastes.
I have a lot of different juices and I still use Stardusts and other devices for the ones I just want to enjoy as a quick treat, but I filled a couple of the tanks with my go-to juices and it's wonderful---little bit of a learning curve to fill them without pulling the carto out too far, but once they are filled, magic. No more dry hits, no dripping to top off, no hassle. The Boge inside stays nice and full of juice, the silicone stopper prevents me from sucking a mouthful of juice, the tank looks great on my Provari mini and I have the smaller tanks for my ego Twist, which also look and work great.
Once filled, they are good-to-go for a looooong time. Just pick it up, inhale, and put it down. Easily switch tanks when you want to switch flavors--just unscrew one off and screw the new one on. I'm storing the ones that are full but aren't in use in empty prescription bottles that are labeled (not my idea, found it on here--genius!). I bought a cheap plastic in drawer spice rack which I have in my coffee table drawer with the bottles lined up in it, so I can open the drawer, select a flavor and go. Going out? Just grab a couple of prescription bottles and throw them in my purse with my PV and extra batt. As easy as grabbing your pack of stinkies and a lighter.
At first, when I looked at tanks, I was intimidated, but they really aren't that hard to master. It's seems complicated with the single coil, double coil, ohms choices, etc. but there are plenty of threads on here that will steer you in the right direction if you do a search. And once you find the right one for you, all you have to do is spend ten minutes filling a couple of tanks and you won't have to fiddle with anything again for days. Yup, I said days. And I've found the vapor and taste to be great.
I know this isn't the perfect solution for everyone, but for those like me who are looking to make vaping as hassle-free as possible and minimize time spent fiddling, this is pretty darn great. Just thought I would share for the new vapers who are feeling overwhelmed by all the maintenance.
By the way--today is one month without a stinky for me. Yay me!! Yay vaping!!
