Getting the most out of your Atty's

[Joshua Belleson]

How long should an atomizer work till you replace it? Any ideas of how to extend the life of them? I change flavors everyday. Before I fill up my tank I run the atty under hot water till the smell of the previous juice is gone. Is that ok to do? Can't wait to hear some responses!

 

[Wyldefyre]

I usually clean my atty's, clearos with almost boiling water usually 2-3 times (thanks to my coffee maker), the tip I was told is to let them dry for 24 hours or take a hair dryer to them to speed the process, then dry burn them a few times (if using a manual) to get rid of any remaining taste/moisture before using a new cartridge. As for extending life, I'm sure others will have more insight then myself regarding that.

 

[BlueMoods]

Sounds like you are doing fine cleaning them. As for how long one atty will last, it depends on the juice, thicker, darker and/or sweeter juices are going to kill any atty faster than thin, light, not sweet ones will. I've had some last as long as 2 months and others only a few days, average is about 6-10 days with the juices in my rotation. (with the exception of the drip atty I use for my atty killer juice and, re coil myself - that juice kills an atty in about 2 ML.)