Im wondering how often kangar pro tank atty's should be cleaned and if neccessary, dry burned. Im new to atty's in general so I dont know how long to expect the life of these to last, and how often they should be cleaned in order to increase their lifespan.
How often should kangar pro tank atty's be cleaned and or dry burned?
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I'm not sure but honestly I haven't gotten any great use at all out of the kanger protanks. I've got the original & he protank 2 & they both suck.
Ive gotten great performance out of mine. It's leagues better than my normal carto tanks.
I've got a bunch of clearos in rotation, and lately I've been washing after each fill or two.
I just put an empty in the "to be washed" shot glass, and fill a different one.
When there's 4 or 5 to get cleaned, I clean em, and let them dry overnight - then they're in the "ready to fill" lineup.
They seem to be lasting longer this way, though of course, with a bunch going at once, it's a little tricky to keep track.
I'd estimate a rough average of maybe 8 fillups on a coil?
I certainly don't think it's necessary to clean more often than maybe ever few tanks.
I haven't bothered dry burning - if the performance gets crappy I replace it. And I tried a couple, but rebuilding's not my thing - I decided I'm more of a DIY juice guy - and there's more money to save there anyway. But MOST people start to build coils for ProTanks and say they get better performance...
I just put an empty in the "to be washed" shot glass, and fill a different one.
When there's 4 or 5 to get cleaned, I clean em, and let them dry overnight - then they're in the "ready to fill" lineup.
They seem to be lasting longer this way, though of course, with a bunch going at once, it's a little tricky to keep track.
I'd estimate a rough average of maybe 8 fillups on a coil?
I certainly don't think it's necessary to clean more often than maybe ever few tanks.
I haven't bothered dry burning - if the performance gets crappy I replace it. And I tried a couple, but rebuilding's not my thing - I decided I'm more of a DIY juice guy - and there's more money to save there anyway. But MOST people start to build coils for ProTanks and say they get better performance...
it's like Train said - hard to keep track when there are a few rotating around
but if I think one is even just hinting to fade "RIP IT APART" only takes a few min
or if no time, grab a coil and swap out, don't make a coil worse BAKING it
and then there is a couple here I have maybe 2-3 wks nothing ! just crack `em open add fluid
they work like champs--go figure...
but if I think one is even just hinting to fade "RIP IT APART" only takes a few min
or if no time, grab a coil and swap out, don't make a coil worse BAKING it
and then there is a couple here I have maybe 2-3 wks nothing ! just crack `em open add fluid
they work like champs--go figure...
Depends on the juice your using I think. I swap them out when they stop performing to my expectations. Some juice I can go through 5 or six tanks, others start to fade after 2 or 3 tankfuls.
I have about 30 heads I rotate, rinse, vodka soak, dry burn, rinse again. I use the jewelry case from the earlier protanks to store the three parts, attie, post and rubber ring. Just add a 1.5 ml flavor wick to a fully cleaned attie and I'm good to go.
I have about 30 heads I rotate, rinse, vodka soak, dry burn, rinse again. I use the jewelry case from the earlier protanks to store the three parts, attie, post and rubber ring. Just add a 1.5 ml flavor wick to a fully cleaned attie and I'm good to go.
I vape like mad and proly go through 2-4 tanks a day. This has beenabout 6 days so imma give it a wash and see how it performs. Still going strong.
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