Ideas for keeping track of old and new T3 heads

[Garemlin]

I have pretty much settled in on the mini T3 as my regular clearo. So now I am starting to stock up on heads. I am still cleaning my original ones and reusing them but just cracked opened a brand new one last night. Yeah quite a difference. But don't want to toss the old ones until I am sure they are completely dead. Just wondering what you guys do to keep track of your heads. The older ones vs the newer ones. Looking for ideas.

 

[Train2]

I know what you mean - I set a couple aside, too.
I've got little plastic organizer boxes for all my stuff, and could make a space for em - or I might decide to just use it til I'm ready to toss it.
I'm still back and forth between the T3-mini and the EVOD.

 

[ingerri]

put them in a small baggie, labeled new, old LOL....seriously if they aren't dead you can just clean/dry burn them and they will work find. you and also rebuild them to save having to always buy new.

 

[Garemlin]

put them in a small baggie, labeled new, old LOL....seriously if they aren't dead you can just clean/dry burn them and they will work find. you and also rebuild them to save having to always buy new.

Oh I have been cleaning them. But one started to get a constant gurgle so I assumed that it was getting ready to go. The others are still working ok. And don't have the time for rebuilding. I don't mind buying the heads considering how long they have lasted so far.

 

[ingerri]

or try this...this is what I do http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...how-i-re-wick-my-t3s-cheesecloth-pictues.html

 

[Ciel]

Hey, I just ordered some mini T3s from SI...are they glass? I don't really care either way...but they just looked like a better quality of clearomizer. Especially compared to the others that SI offers.

 

[charlzrocks]

Just wondering what you guys do to keep track of your heads. The older ones vs the newer ones.

I just take the little clear silicone grommet on the air tube and raise it toward the top, the older it is the higher the grommet. I re-seat the grommet before installation of course.

Hey, I just ordered some mini T3s from SI...are they glass?

No they are acrylic, but they don't taste like plastic at all!

 

[awsum140]

Generally speaking, T3s gurgle from getting too much liquid into the atomizer housing. That is a sign that the loose, or flavor, wicks are in need of replacement. I use three or four strands from 2mm silica wick to replace them, trimming to fit. Combined with a dry burn it brings them back to like new.

 

[Garemlin]

Generally speaking, T3s gurgle from getting too much liquid into the atomizer housing. That is a sign that the loose, or flavor, wicks are in need of replacement. I use three or four strands from 2mm silica wick to replace them, trimming to fit. Combined with a dry burn it brings them back to like new.

I've never felt the need to dry burn. The few times I have tried it I don't get and vapor rising so I guess that is a sign that they aren't gunked up. Maybe it is because I don't use thick juices.

 

[Ciel]

I just take the little clear silicone grommet on the air tube and raise it toward the top, the older it is the higher the grommet. I re-seat the grommet before installation of course.



No they are acrylic, but they don't taste like plastic at all!

I just got mine last night...they're pretty damn cool! And yeah they feel pretty sturdy for acrylic.

 

[awsum140]

I've never felt the need to dry burn. The few times I have tried it I don't get and vapor rising so I guess that is a sign that they aren't gunked up. Maybe it is because I don't use thick juices.

I vape tobacco flavors, 60/40, exclusively, with no "added sugar". They do gunk up after fifteen or so refills and the output does start to drop off. I take off the flavor wicks, rinse thoroughly, then do the dry burn. The first few quick burns sometimes don't produce any visible smoke, but I just keep going with short bursts until I see the whole coil heating evenly to a nice red glow. After that, a blow out with canned air and maybe even a brush off with a small brush I have. A final rinse, new flavor wicks, re-assemble and it's like new again. It works for me, anyway.