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[sinko]

Hey guys, wanted to ask when i want to change flavors in the tank, what should be done? Replace coil or how to clean it? Thank you for your help

 

[ElevenEleven]

Change flavors whenever you like. What coil are you using?

 

[Spanky Payne]

What kind of tank do you have?

 

[sinko]

i have the same question, i have an Atlantis tank.. with a 2 weeks old coil(no taste of burn yet), what do you advise me? thank you for your help

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

hi danyansf and welcome to the forum. I have the Aspire Nautilus mini's and I used to change coils when I changed flavors. I don't anymore, I just rinse the glass off and wipe it out. (not certain if the Aspire Atlantis is made the same way) It just takes a few hits and the old flavor is out. I kinda take the less I handle it the better off it is. I have had decent luck soaking a slow coil in vodka overnight, blowing it out, letting it dry, and reusing it like new. Your mileage may vary. YMMV. Good luck.

 

[Diver9543]

Hello danyansf and welcome to ECF. There are many different suggestions for cleaning tanks. I don't use flavors other than tobacco flavors. Once a week or so I disassemble my tank and clean everything with 91% isopropyl alcohol. After cleaning I use a can of canned air and blow everything dry. Then reassemble, fill and let set for awhile before using. Some folks use hot water, others use vodka. I'm sure others with more knowledge will be chiming in soon. Have a good day and keep on vaping.

 

[ElevenEleven]

i have the same question, i have an Atlantis tank.. with a 2 weeks old coil(no taste of burn yet), what do you advise me? thank you for your help

Since your coil is prebuilt, rinse it/soak it in water. If the coil has a strong, lingering taste after a flavor change then let it soak in everclear/vodka for a night.