I got one of these for my GF, cause she likes her eGo-c but it leaks
Seems legit, but is hard to clean, no? How do you clean it?
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I got one of these for my GF, cause she likes her eGo-c but it leaks
Seems legit, but is hard to clean, no? How do you clean it?
I just rinse it out with hot water about once a week. Never had any problem with leaks.
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no, the regular eGo-c leaks, not the CC, which is what I got her to solve the problem
But since the CC doesn't disassemble completely, I've found it difficult to clean. Like, rt now I use hot water with a syringe, but I can never really get all the water out after. Since those attys don't do well with dark juices, and she doesn;t like em anyway, really no need to use a solvent, but still I wish there were a better way to clean the tank.
The 'Type A' came out years ago..
Funny how we went from 'Type A' to eGo-CC. Which is the 'most popular on the face of the earth' again? What, exactly, are we talking about?
What on earth is going on in this thread now?
And since when are people with a join date of April 2014 absolute experts in the field of vaping gear - past, present and future?
The eGo CC came out in August 2013.
see here
It uses the same atomizer heads as the eGo C. Which makes it nice to use also for longer-term vapers who still have some atomizer heads lying around from the eGo C, which was a nice change from the eGo T and came out in early 2012.
eGo C atomizer heads are by no means antiquated things that were used by the dinosaurs.
And Joyetech was one of the first companies that brought out easy-to-use starter models.
I started with an eGo T, on 4 November 2011. That model did not even have changeable atomizer heads. Yet, it was the best starter model at the time. - And I most certainly hope that none of the oh-so-knowledgeable new vapers have a problem with that
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I repeat that vendors can be expected to know their merchandise.
mj01 has said this very well indeed:
And I also repeat that customers cannot be expected to educate vendors.
Usually, it is the other way around. The vendor educates and advises the customer. It is called "customer service".
That is what customers pay money for, remember?
And since when are people with a join date of April 2014 absolute experts in the field of vaping gear - past, present and future?
The eGo CC came out in August 2013.
see here
It uses the same atomizer heads as the eGo C. Which makes it nice to use also for longer-term vapers who still have some atomizer heads lying around from the eGo C, which was a nice change from the eGo T and came out in early 2012.
eGo C atomizer heads are by no means antiquated things that were used by the dinosaurs.
And Joyetech was one of the first companies that brought out easy-to-use starter models.
I started with an eGo T, on 4 November 2011. That model did not even have changeable atomizer heads. Yet, it was the best starter model at the time. - And I most certainly hope that none of the oh-so-knowledgeable new vapers have a problem with that
...
I repeat that vendors can be expected to know their merchandise.
mj01 has said this very well indeed:
And I also repeat that customers cannot be expected to educate vendors.
Usually, it is the other way around. The vendor educates and advises the customer. It is called "customer service".
That is what customers pay money for, remember?
dude
Type-A attys are the standard atty for Joyetech products
the eGo-CC is a new tank system Joye came out with last year, to solve the leaking problem with the regular eGo-C
both use the same atty, as do many other Joye products
this has been said countless times already
I just hope that by the time my GF's supply of Type-As is gone (have a fresh 5 pack presently and 3 that are going strong) I've found something rebuildable she will like.
they're just too expensive in the long-term, although for light juices IMO they work better than protank attys
they're just too expensive in the long-term, although for light juices IMO they work better than protank attys
Join date has no bearing.. But I'm not claiming to be an expert anyways..
Ima leave this strand of this thread though, 'cause it's become pointless and I don't want Mod to yell at me
sigh...along with quitting the bickering...
quit the poking at each other in here too.
smh...
quit the poking at each other in here too.
smh...
1- got it
2- not what he started out talking about
3 - got it
4 - I know. Not really what its about anymore..
What on earth is going on in this thread now?
And since when are people with a join date of April 2014 absolute experts in the field of vaping gear - past, present and future?
The eGo CC came out in August 2013.
see here
It uses the same atomizer heads as the eGo C. Which makes it nice to use also for longer-term vapers who still have some atomizer heads lying around from the eGo C, which was a nice change from the eGo T and came out in early 2012.
eGo C atomizer heads are by no means antiquated things that were used by the dinosaurs.
And Joyetech was one of the first companies that brought out easy-to-use starter models.
I started with an eGo T, on 4 November 2011. That model did not even have changeable atomizer heads. Yet, it was the best starter model at the time. - And I most certainly hope that none of the oh-so-knowledgeable new vapers have a problem with that
...
I repeat that vendors can be expected to know their merchandise.
mj01 has said this very well indeed:
And I also repeat that customers cannot be expected to educate vendors.
Usually, it is the other way around. The vendor educates and advises the customer. It is called "customer service".
That is what customers pay money for, remember?
Since when does a join Date have anything to do with someone's knowledge on a subject? I do agree that vendors should know what they are selling and current tech available else ware.
And that is a great idea. Indeed it is. One can sound just a little .. uhm... not knowledgeable.. when one claims to be an expert in a field that one clearly does not know much about. *sweet smile*
.. which brings us back to the initial posting.
And which brings us back to the fact that vendors should know what they are selling. It is called "customer service". And such customer service is one of the main reasons that not everything is simply purchased online.
Customer service is one advantage that B&M shops have. IF - and I say IF - they use it well. - Status
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