Help! Reducing coil performance on DIY clone ejuice

[Icarustan69]

Hi veterans of the community, I'm a noob vaper, been on analogs for 18 years, and failed many times to quit, until now - vaping since 1 May, and loving it!

About 2 weeks ago, I started experimenting DIY-ing my own juices; love the flavour of Five Pawn's Castle Long, but not a fan of their prices, so I decided to clone it from receipes found online.

Steeped for about 10 days so far, flavour is close to 95% of the original, but it's affecting the performance of my coils after vaping through about 6-8mls of the stuff.

Been using it on Joyetech AIO using 1.0ohm SS stock coils - so understand the pain if I have to replace coils every half week... (the BF RBA is a pain to build and to build well enough to replicate the stock coils' performance is close to impossible...)

Here's my recipe, hope some kind veterans can advise on how I can tweak the recipe to minimise the gunking of the coils:

Result: 60ml at 6mg

Base (from MB):
- PG 36mg 10ml
- VG 39ml

Flavors (from TFA):
- Red Oak 0.6ml (1%)
- Vanilla Bourbon 1.8ml (3%)
- DX Brown Sugar 1.8ml (3%)
- Coconut Extra 2.4ml (4%)
- Kentucky Bourbon 0.9ml (1.5%)
- Vanillin 10 1.2ml (2%)
- Toasted Almond 2.4ml (4%)

Thanks in advance!

 

[dannyv45]

Sweet flavors are typical coil gunkers. You can try reduce the percentage of the sweeter flavorings.

 

[BrotherBob]

Welcome Icarustan69 and glad you joined.
Might like to read: 2015: The Art of the Drip - A Dripping Primer | Spinfuel Vape Reviews
Recommend you learn how to change and wick coils if you want to use this recipe in toto with a near sub ohm coil.
Could also try vaping it on a cooler coil (1.5 ohm or higher).