Anyone know what I can use to clean the juice well? A q-tip doesn't quite fit down between the 510 connector and the sides of the well.
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How to clean between 510 connector and juice well?
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The paperclip usually pokes through the paper towel before the job is done.
Maybe a small flathead screwdriver instead? Haven't tried it, yet, but it may
work.
Maybe a small flathead screwdriver instead? Haven't tried it, yet, but it may
work.
I use a precision flat head screw driver to stuff some wadding from a cotton ball into the gap. The rest of the cotton ball poofs out on top. Then I use the screw driver to swab it out, yank the cotton out, and I'm good.
I use an old toothbrush on most of my connectors. It is not perfect for the deep juice well, but if you get a small kids paintbrush it works better.
What better way to clean a Chinese masterpiece than with some chopsticks. Just fashion a blunt tip to size, add tissue or chamois and clean away. They're free with your meal, and the length also gets you in the battery tube nicely to clean the contacts.
Hot water then a sharp mouth blow pssssh...a q-tips to catch the rest of the moisture.
Job done.
Job done.
I carefully fold a square of toilet paper into a rectangle and clean the juice well with that.
My roommates wondered why I kept a roll of toilet paper next to my desk.
They've come to understand that anything weird looking in my room probably has to do with my vaping supplies. ;-)
They've come to understand that anything weird looking in my room probably has to do with my vaping supplies. ;-)
That's pretty much exactly what I do, works great!
Before I found that method, I would use Q-tips. Just grab the cotton swab part and pull as much of it off as possible. Enough should stay on to soak up juice, and you should take enough off to fit into the well. This took a long time and I ended up with a bunch of q-tips and loose cotton all over, so I now I just do what was mentioned above.
I use a bamboo steak skewer and paper from a McDonalds straw. No scratching the metal, less chance of hurting rubber parts and the paper doesn't tear even though it's absorbent. Sounds more odd putting it down here more then I expected, but it works well for me.
I twist up a facial tissue from one corner wad in as much as I can fit, poke that with a toothpic, give it a ride around the well and if that doesn't get it all repeat. Similarly inside the 510 connection only instead of using a toothpick I just give the Vamo a twist.
That's exactly what I do. Sometimes, afterwards, i'll add a little alcohol, swirl around a bit, and turn upside down to drain.
I like to Smash the Head of a Q-Tip with a hammer to make them Flat. They fit into the Drip Well and also go Deeper into the Connector.
I also like to use a Cratex Rod to make the Center Connection Post OEM New Looking.
I use a pipe cleaner folded over, pipe cleaners are the multi tool for the Vaper, they are great for getting excess fluid out of clearomizers and cartos and are washable and re-useable. Wouldn'y vape without them and are readily available... great fun going into a smoke/cigar store and vaping while perusing the pipe cleaner section. Priceless.
i'm lazier than manual labor. i pour in a little isopropyl alcohol, swirl it a bit, dump it upside down on a paper towel for a minute, and then blow it out with some compressed air.
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