How to know when you need a new coil?
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It'll vary per each person and their use. But when you taste burnt, you'll know.
It's tough to give an exact time frame.. Usually around 1 week is average.. but it really depends on what type of juice you are using..
Darker juices will build up faster on the coil and you will not get as long.. the easiest way to tell is simply by the taste and vapor production.. Once you notice the taste is not as good go ahead and change it out.. you will get better at being able to tell when this is after you get more experience using them.
The aspire heads seem to last a bit longer than others, so you might be able to get close to two weeks since you dont seem to be vaping a crazy amount but its tough to give you a definitive answer.. hope that helps
Darker juices will build up faster on the coil and you will not get as long.. the easiest way to tell is simply by the taste and vapor production.. Once you notice the taste is not as good go ahead and change it out.. you will get better at being able to tell when this is after you get more experience using them.
The aspire heads seem to last a bit longer than others, so you might be able to get close to two weeks since you dont seem to be vaping a crazy amount but its tough to give you a definitive answer.. hope that helps
It's tough to give an exact time frame.. Usually around 1 week is average.. but it really depends on what type of juice you are using..
Darker juices will build up faster on the coil and you will not get as long.. the easiest way to tell is simply by the taste and vapor production.. Once you notice the taste is not as good go ahead and change it out.. you will get better at being able to tell when this is after you get more experience using them.
The aspire heads seem to last a bit longer than others, so you might be able to get close to two weeks since you dont seem to be vaping a crazy amount but its tough to give you a definitive answer.. hope that helps
It does thanks!
I've been vaping just over 2 months now, I'm retired and at home a lot, with about 10 different mods on the go, switching flavours throughout the day, using various clearos, so far I have only had to change one coil on a Kanger Aero, with the darker liquids I tend to wash them every time I empty a tank, the lighter ones every 2 tankfuls, let them dry, then dry burn them, that way they last longer.
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