How do I change E-liquids?

[JMC17]

Damn.. getting a craving for pastry and fruit, with caramel and whipped cream.. Guess i need to pick up some bananas and coconut and whip out a couple pies. And maybe order a new computer chair for my expanding...

lmao! Yeah, playing around with all these wonderful flavors really makes you appreciate all those desserts!

As for the soap, it's probably alright to use it if you rinse it well enough..
But as a safety, I never use anything I wouldn't be willing to consume.
I'd drink a glass of water, alcohol, heck maybe even PG or VG but I would never drink a glass of soap!

Now I understand it's enormously simplified, consuming something and vaping it is two different things but this is as close as it gets for me. I'd rather use alcohol and pay more than use soap!

Although I agree soap is probably safer for the tank than alcohol, with all these tiny rubber orings...
It would suck to damage those!

 

[DingerCPA]

Lots of flavors, lots of toppers

I usually just rinse out my tanks in the short term, and then probably once a month, a batch gets washed in warm, soapy water. Rinsed extremely well and air-dried.

OP has already been well-answered, but I might refill with a complementary flavor between various cleanings. Kinda nice to get the mixture for a few hits

 

[GBalkam]

lmao! Yeah, playing around with all these wonderful flavors really makes you appreciate all those desserts!

As for the soap, it's probably alright to use it if you rinse it well enough..
But as a safety, I never use anything I wouldn't be willing to consume.
I'd drink a glass of water, alcohol, heck maybe even PG or VG but I would never drink a glass of soap!

Now I understand it's enormously simplified, consuming something and vaping it is two different things but this is as close as it gets for me. I'd rather use alcohol and pay more than use soap!

Although I agree soap is probably safer for the tank than alcohol, with all these tiny rubber orings...
It would suck to damage those!

well you wouldnt be drinking a glass of soap. Figure you use 1 tsp for a sink full of dishes, say 1 gallon of water.. that would be 1/64th tsp soap for an 8oz glass of water. Or about 1.5 drops of dish soap in an 8oz glass.. and you rinse the glass with fresh water before filling it with fresh water.

 

[Frenchfry1942]

Dish soap, I drifted from because I just couldn't seem to get it all out. It is a thicker mixture. Some use a thin, tasteless alcohol like vodka. I used boiling distilled water 3 minutes in microwave and added15-20% white vinegar in a bowl. Did the job and rinsed much easier. I put coil and all in the bowl and then air dry the coils.

I also use multiple tanks. Just easier and quicker to have multiple flavors available at any one moment.