I am pretty fastidious about cleaning my atomizers every few tankfuls.
I get a month of use (usually) out of a Kanger PT/Evod atty with frequent rinse/soak, dryburn cycles. I have half a dozen in rotation so its not a problem to have a few soaking/drying at a time.
Recently I tried soaking in Efferdent when I let a coil go too long and found a gunky/carbon mess under the chimney on one of my attys.
Rinsed it, soaked it in alcohol. Dryburned it. Still nasty.
Tried an overnight soak in Efferdent.
WOW.
Rinsed and dryburned again and that lost cause is a good as new. All gunky funk gone from the coil. Rewicked with some cotton and that atty is as good as new.
Efferdent took the lingering scent of a Peanut Butter juice I tried out of an evod tank I had given up on also.
For $1 a box of 18 tablets at the dollar store!
Cheap and effective. I love that kind of a solution!
I get a month of use (usually) out of a Kanger PT/Evod atty with frequent rinse/soak, dryburn cycles. I have half a dozen in rotation so its not a problem to have a few soaking/drying at a time.
Recently I tried soaking in Efferdent when I let a coil go too long and found a gunky/carbon mess under the chimney on one of my attys.
Rinsed it, soaked it in alcohol. Dryburned it. Still nasty.
Tried an overnight soak in Efferdent.
WOW.
Rinsed and dryburned again and that lost cause is a good as new. All gunky funk gone from the coil. Rewicked with some cotton and that atty is as good as new.
Efferdent took the lingering scent of a Peanut Butter juice I tried out of an evod tank I had given up on also.
For $1 a box of 18 tablets at the dollar store!
Cheap and effective. I love that kind of a solution!
