iclear 16

[dirtbikemom]

I have been using the iclear 16 but it only seems to give me a good throat hit for a couple of weeks. I clean it and it never seems to work the same. What would everyone suggest I use instead? I need something that will work with the e-go cig upgrade battery?
I clean it with just hot water then let it dry....is this not right? Am I wrecking it?
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.

 

[oplholik]

I just clean in hot tap water, dry the wicks using a paper towel, and blowing everything out with canned compressed air. I also do a dry burn to get the coils glowing good again. My first i16 I've been using for about a month now, and the other one on a different ego c, I've been using for 3 weeks.

You can pretty much follow this cleaning method. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tips-tricks/69834-my-atty-resurrection-method.html

 

[Eranda13]

I've been using mine for a couple months, and with good cleaning I haven't had any degradation in performance at all- in fact these are my favorite clearos right now specifically because they are so consistent.

Are you dry burning? Keeping the wicks wet when you vape? Are you taking it completely apart when you clean it (there's a little plastic top on the stem that you can take off)?

 

[jstaubin]

I soak the atty in everclear for a few hours after empty, then rinse....using well over a month.

 

[jefsview]

I've been using mine for a couple months, and with good cleaning I haven't had any degradation in performance at all- in fact these are my favorite clearos right now specifically because they are so consistent.

Are you dry burning? Keeping the wicks wet when you vape? Are you taking it completely apart when you clean it (there's a little plastic top on the stem that you can take off)?

With proper care the iClear heads last for a good month or longer. Everything depends on maintaining them through rinsing, sometimes dry burning when getting gunked and proper filling. The iClears are my favorite juice delivery device, and although they have a slight user learning curve, they are easy to care for and deliver superior performance if you enjoy a warm vape with exceptional flavor and vapor.

After rinsing and air drying, fill and let sit. They take a short while to re-break in, about a half-tankful before flavor and vapor come fully back to life.

If you need more info on dry burning, ask and someone will detail it.

 

[exotyck]

I soak the atty in everclear for a few hours after empty, then rinse....using well over a month.

This is what I do with my iclear 30! It work's wonderfully!

 

[HoracePinker]

I clean mine after every fill (soak then dry burn) .. had them about a month and still going strong.