How do i clean my RDA?

[Vappers]

Its come time to clean my rda, What should i use to clean it? I mean.. the cat ...... on the bed and my mod was there... the rda was in the line of fire. Don't really feel like vaping cat pee...

Edit: Very strong odor coming from it. (Its a male cat that hasnt been fixed- I think it "Sprayed" it.)

 

[suspectK]

Hot water, soap..vinegar..and grain alcohol. Repeat whatever step seemed to work the best. I'm sure one of those will take care of it. If not, dishwasher or soak in some vg and/or pg.. not sure what would be a better solvent for that.

 

[Vappers]

The vinegar wont leave a nasty taste/smell to it? Have you used this for cleaning before?

 

[suspectK]

White vinegar comes out easy, but that's also why I said alcohol after it.. definitely try some juice you're not going to use.

But no, I haven't, but it's natural bleach.. seems like a pretty extreme case. I wouldn't want a cat trying to mark my mouth or face...I'm just pulling strings here.. never had that issue. Maybe lemon juice instead of vinegar?

 

[Tbev]

Get a dog and smack your girlfriend... not necessarily in that order...

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[Spacedoutart]

I too recommend Hot water bath, White Vinegar bath, hot water and a little dish shop bath, then a vodka or other high proof alcohol bath.

This is how I clean my RDA from super flavors that wont come out of the atomizer easily.

 

[Vappers]

Well, im going to try this tonight- Ill let you know how it turned out. Im open to other ideas if this doesnt work.

 

[Richard75]

The only extra thing I would do is to replace any o-rings or anything "rubbery", like if your RBA uses a silicon insulator. Those are the things that retain smell. Anything metal or plastic (especially Delrin) will be fine with a good wash.

 

[eyerhere]

All you need is a burlap sack, a brick and a river!!

 

[Nibiru2012]

First... get rid of the cat! An unspayed cat is about as worthless as teats on a boar hog!

Believe it or not, but plain old baking soda will definitely help with the odor issues. About 1 tsp in 8 oz. of water and let it soak for several hours. Remove all of the o-rings and completely disassemble it as much as possible. The give it a good rinse soak in plain water for about 10 minutes or so. Also the baking soda is benign in the fact it won't etch or affect the parts like vinegar will.

Urine is acidic by nature especially cat urine since their diet is very high in proteins. The baking soda is a natural deodorizer and also will neutralize the acidic properties of the cat urine.