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gryffandor

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Hi all, just wondering how many atomizers you use at a time? I started to dedicate each atomizer to a flavor group. eg: chocolate/coffee, fruit flavors, smoke flavors, Cash Pina Colada (too strong a flavor to share), Cola, etc. Is anyone else doing this or is my OCD taking over??? Inquiring minds want to know. ;)

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I used to do that, but switched to vaping one flavour per day (more or less) in the same atomizer. Really I do that for warranty issues, if the atomizer dies from constant use in warranty, I'll get a replacement free. If i use 3-4 throughout the day, they may all last until the warranty's over and I have to pay for a new one. I use DSE901 and M401 units, and blowing it out through the cartridge end gets rid of a lot of liquid without having to clean with boiling water and drying. But then, I wouldn't go from say.....banana flavour to french pipe flavour, they are too different. That would require thorough cleaning. I ordered that Pina colada last week, I'm rubbing my hands in anticipation of it's arrival.

Today, I am vaping apple in DSE901, and Powerpuff (aka RY4 I believe) in the M401. Yum yum

Hi all, just wondering how many atomizers you use at a time? I started to dedicate each atomizer to a flavor group. eg: chocolate/coffee, fruit flavors, smoke flavors, Cash Pina Colada (too strong a flavor to share), Cola, etc. Is anyone else doing this or is my OCD taking over??? Inquiring minds want to know. ;)

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Well, believe it or not, I use a separate atomizer and cartridge for each flavor I vape. This started out as an experiment because I was having a problem distinguishing flavors....so I tried to keep them separate. Then I found I liked it that way. I even put those little sticky dots on each atomizer so I know what flavor it is! And this works because I like to vape different flavors throughout the day....so I just move on to the next when I get tired of one.

Pretty soon I'll be experimenting with mixing flavors together, and some Lorann candy flavors. Don't know what I'll do then but I'm sure I'll figure it out :p

Lu
 

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Well, believe it or not, I use a separate atomizer and cartridge for each flavor I vape. This started out as an experiment because I was having a problem distinguishing flavors....so I tried to keep them separate. Then I found I liked it that way. I even put those little sticky dots on each atomizer so I know what flavor it is! And this works because I like to vape different flavors throughout the day....so I just move on to the next when I get tired of one.

Lu


Exactly my thought. I find the flavors stand out better if I don't smoke the same one all day. I have been fueling up three 901s each with a different juice plus a bling & rotate them throughout the day. The next day I will switch flavors in the 901s. Using different atomizers keeps the flavors 'cleaner' but I may be missing out on some good combinations.
 

ZambucaLu

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Exactly my thought. I find the flavors stand out better if I don't smoke the same one all day. I have been fueling up three 901s each with a different juice plus a bling & rotate them throughout the day. The next day I will switch flavors in the 901s. Using different atomizers keeps the flavors 'cleaner' but I may be missing out on some good combinations.

At first, I just topped off the carts with whatever flavor I felt like. For me, the combination wasn't better than the individual flavors. So I first tried keeping the carts separate with separate flavors while using the same atomizer but something still was not right. Fairly soon, they all just started tasting the same (actually, almost like a burnt taste).

I ended up blaming that on the accumulation in the atomizer and since I'm not the type to wash or drain them every night, I figure it was just easier to keep them separate too. When one goes, I rinse it, let it dry and attach it to the corresponding cart; if it dies, I just get out a new one. It's not a lot of work; it's actually pretty easy once you get it going. And i never worry about being without a working atomizer :cool:

I do want to experiment with some combos, particularly with my coffee flavor. I'll give it a shot. If I don't like it, I can always clean the atomizer and start over with a fresh cart. It kind of becomes "a science"....lol

Lu
 

gryffandor

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Lu, good advice about using only 1 flavor in a cart. I got about 30 blanks from Cash & keep them in a 14 day pill container. I labeled each compartment with the flavor & find it quite easy to manage. So far I'm happy with dedicating each atomizer to a flavor 'family', but I might go solo when I get enough atomizers. I have started playing around with DIY juice & the possibilities are endless. :D Might need a few more pill boxes!
 
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