good tank

[Poeia]

That can't be entirely true. It might be true for certain products.

Go to Health Cabin or Heaven Gifts. Look up any product made by joyetech (eleaf is a subsidiary.) You will see a disclaimer that they cannot ship those products to the UK, South Korea, Italy or Russia. (Italy and Russia are missing from some. Maybe those countries are new to the list.)

Examples:
Joyetech eGo ONE Mini Kit
50W Eleaf iStick Full Kit with OLED Screen MOD Battery - 4400mAh

 

[Scotticus93]

I just got a kanger subtank mini. It's the best tank I have ever bought. I highly reccomend it.

 

[Kopfjager]

Kanger Subtank Nano! Adjustable airflow, and you have the option of running .5 ohm coils.

 

[PattyZ]

I've had many tanks but I always go back to my Hypertank (Kanger). Its a 5 ml tank, easy to fill, sturdy made of glass/metal. Quite unique looking as well, has multi geometric cutouts giving it a kind of gothic look. For some reason the flavor of my juices are always best with this tank. Even my Subtank Mini doesn't compare. If you prefer a cooler vape I definitely recommend it. Takes Protank coils which are pretty cheap now. I am looking into rebuilding them with cotton. Vaporcrave one of my favourite stores still sells them for $16.99, well worth it.

 

[Completely Average]

I used most all Aspire products in the beginning and was enjoying the Nautilus but Not the price of their coils. The BVC didn't last me 3 days but I'm a heavy vaper.

I don't know how much of a "heavy vaper" you are, but I go through 4-6ml per day in my Nautilus running it at 19 watts and I get a full month of use from a single BVC coil. That's about 150ml per coil, and I seriously doubt you were vaping that much in 3 days. I suspect the real problem was you weren't giving the coils enough power and were gunking up the wick with condensed syrup rather than converting all of the juice to vapor.

 

[marcgee]

Finally ordered my eleaf gs air ms from sweet vapes, can't wait for delivery, thanks all in advance.

 

[Cloudmann]

Sounds like a good choice for what you're looking for. Make sure to clean it with mild dish soap before you use it. Like any other tank, it could have oil or chemical residue on it.

 

[cnspeedy]

I can second recommending Sweet-vapes for the GSAir M or MS. I purchased from them and found them to be terrific.

Agree. What I like most is that they have parts as well (airflow bases, RBA decks, rings, etc)

 

[cnspeedy]

My suggestion is to get Delta II. You have the option to use the coils or the RBA deck (purchased separately).

 

[marcgee]

Cloudmann you say clean it, some people say use vodka is this right?

 

[Vapour Depot]

Cthulhu MOD RTA is a decent tank:

Cthulhu Mod RTA Features:

• 4 top refilling holes and option to bottom refill
• Removable topcap
• Adjustable copper pin
• Four 2.5mm juice channels & two 3mm airflow holes
• Medical grade stainless steel
• 4ml tank capacity
• Negative posts milled into the deck
• 1.6mm wire holes on posts
• Pyrex Glass

List of suppliers at :
Official Retailers | CTHULHU MOD, RTA

 

[Cloudmann]

Generally speaking, I try to always do the first wash with dish soap. It's better for industrial types of residue like machine oil and glue or whatever is leftover from manufacturing. The vodka works great with juice. Even so, once in a while, I still use soap. Just make sure to do a hot clean rinse followed by a regular vodka rinse to disinfect.

 

[Cloudmann]

The Cthulu looks sick... might have to pick one up. Kind of a Kayfun/Goblin hybrid.

 

[marcgee]

OK my eleaf air ms has arrived, has arrived great service by sweet vapes, cloudmann you mentioned cleaning it before use, but the cartomiser is a sealed unit unlike the others I have seen, would you just soak it in water then let it dry out naturally?

 

[Cheechako]

OK my eleaf air ms has arrived, has arrived great service by sweet vapes, cloudmann you mentioned cleaning it before use, but the cartomiser is a sealed unit unlike the others I have seen, would you just soak it in water then let it dry out naturally?

I don't clean my coil units, just the tank itself

 

[marcgee]

Hi cheechako, the tank is what I mean that is sealed, it doesn't un screw at all :-(

 

[Cloudmann]

Yep. Just rinse and let air dry. The top of the tank screws in to the base, but for whatever reason, Eleaf used silicone glue on it. If you're so inclined, I soaked mine in 91% isopropyl overnight (just the tank, not the base) and was able to unscrew the top and bottom of the tank. The whole thing seperates like any other clearo after that. Make sure to rinse with water twice, do a soap wash, and a vodka or everclear soak after that. Or just leave it as is and air dry it after rinsing.

 

[marcgee]

Thanks, I'll give it a go......can't wait to load it up.

 

[Cheechako]

Sorry, thought you were referring to the coil!
No the doesn't easily disassemble, they applied some silicone sealant to the top threads
of the tank in order to deter taking it apart.
I just direct the water from a faucet into the fill hole to create turbulance
in order to rinse out.
I just rinse, fill and vape to be honest...too lazy I suppose.

 

[Cheechako]

Yep. Just rinse and let air dry. The top of the tank screws in to the base, but for whatever reason, Eleaf used silicone glue on it. If you're so inclined, I soaked mine in 91% isopropyl overnight (just the tank, not the base) and was able to unscrew the top and bottom of the tank. The whole thing seperates like any other clearo after that. Make sure to rinse with water twice, do a soap wash, and a vodka or everclear soak after that. Or just leave it as is and air dry it after rinsing.

After the overnight soak in alcohol, did it take a bit of leverage or did it come easily apart?