I don't know the proper way to do this.

[MamaG]

I'm posting in the new member forum, because I don't know how to find the original post. I wanted other newbies to see this and that the person who originally shared his process for boiling coils will read it. I wanted to thank him.

I purchased the type of clearos with coils that can't be dry burned. I remembered reading about boiling coils when they are clogged, and thought I'd try it. Boiling works like a dream! I have to use VG only juices and many of them are dark; so the coils clog up pretty quick. I just replace the coil, put the clogged ones in a pile to be cleaned. After I have a few in the pile, I boil them for about 20 minutes. This trick has saved me so much money! I haven't needed to replace a coil since using this method.

So thanks for the hint; I am so grateful!

 

[Fisheeboy]

That's nice of you to continue sharing this information.
I'm happy to hear someone shared it with you and it has been a big help to you. I'm sure you have helped out others with this post.

 

[Jasen]

What clearo's are your using. I dry burn my Iclear16's with no problem.

 

[slm517]

I'm going to try this tonight on some Vivi Nova BDC coils.

 

[philfish]

I just rinse my coils out every flavor change and let them air dry, but I'd like to try this method if I need to.

 

[Jestered66]

Same problem here cant figure out how to make original post but who cares ill figure that out another time. my real question is if there are two kinds of iclear16's one being disposable (cant open the tank to replace coil) and one giving you the power to do so? I got 5 of them in a standard ego kit and ive just gotten through one of them and cant seem to open it for cleaning/fixing.

 

[tallboysclub]

Thanks for sharing this tip! Will definitely be boiling some coils in the near future

 

[WifeyCO]

I also am going to try this on my Vivi Nova BDC coils, I have just been running them under warm water and letting them air dry.