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[morgan69]

Got some new LR attys,I have blowen out the primer fluid but they still taste pretty ....y is there a way to get rid of that taste or do i just have to stick with it a vape my way through it.Im pretty sure im going to have to just vape my way through it but im allowed to atleast wish and hope there is an easy way

 

[washvap]

I've heard people say to clean it and I'm sure that works. What I do is after blowing out the primer. I de-wick it since it's been sitting in the primer and has soaked it up. This is the biggest problem to removing the primer out of an atty IMO.

What type of atomizer do you have?

 

[morgan69]

its a LR 510 atty,have cosidered dewicking it to get the flavor out,do you think its a good idea

 

[Creniker]

I would do a couple dry burns to get the excess primer fluid out. Fire it till the coils barely start to turn orange. Then let go of the fire button. Give it a sec then do it again. Do this for about a min then let the atty cool down. If the taste perist repeat.

 

[Creniker]

Dewicking wouldnt hurt but it isnt completly needed. I would try the dry burn personally.

 

[washvap]

That's what I've done with every Joye 510 I've bought. It worked like a charm and couldn't taste the primer ever again. IMO it's a necessity. Dry burning will dry up the wick but it won't remove the primer from it. Check out this video:

 

[Creniker]

Lol everyone has a different way as you can see. Regardless dewicking can make your vape taste better either way, so it certainly wont hurt anything. If all else fails I heard some people dry burn the primer out....

 

[morgan69]

Ok so Update on atty TASTE,I just removed the wick.Primer taste is a lot less but is still there so,I rate dry burn is the next step

 

[x-smok3]

For me, this is why I don't use atties except to sample juice or check steeping. I could not get the dripping thing down, either nasty taste or flooded atty. Tried dewicking, debridging, dry burns, etc. no real success. Wish you the best though I know a lot of folks swear by drip tips and atties.

 

[morgan69]

What i dont understand is why do they bother putting the primer fluid on,its such a waste of time.I meen i uderstand the logic behind it but come on really they could save us a lot of time and hassle but leaving it off.I swear by dripping when you finnaly do get the atty right which does take a while the flavor and the TH aswel as Vapor production is amazing it just this breaking a atty in stage which is a burden.

 

[Taniger1]

You CAN buy atty's without the primer fluid. I refuse to buy atty's with primer in them. Problem solved :0)