Intentionally Flooding a New Atty

[twowings]

Is that when people have been dropping the liquid directly into the atomizer?

How come it didn't cause this before? I assume when I got it it was "dry". (or "?" whatever the case may be).

 

[JJBsGirl]

All of a sudden my tongue is stinging when I take a puff on the atomizer. And it hits the back of my throat and burns. Not a nice "throat hit" but a stinging nasty feeling.

I just started vaping on Wednesday and today has been the first unpleasant day. Is something wrong with the "addy"?

Mine is the same, but I started vaping about 10 days ago. It hits my throat very hard, and there isn't as much vapor as before. I was struggling this weekend, ended up giving in and buying a pack of cigarettes. 8-o I come back to my 510 tasting like poo and killing my throat!

Is Everclear ok to soak attys in?

 

[RenaissancePuffer]

Well one of my atty's finally started to taste horrible (ironically after trying the PTB for the last time.. hehe). I guess it did well, about average for me, 16 days. I tried to get it to give some good flavor all day but nada. I decided to take one of my atty's that I soaked in VG for a couple of days, and give it a go.

It took a bit to get it to provide vapor, but now it's just giving excellent vapor, and wonderful flavor. How long it will last, I dont know. I've only dripped on it 4 times since I took it off the bench.

Either way, before soaking it in VG it tasted absolutely horrible. I have another one that I soaked at the same time, once this one starts to go down that road of "bad taste" I'll take that one off the bench and report back with it's success...or failure.

 

[TaketheRedPill]

i would add that you use pure Pg, much cheaper than to waste real liquid.

Very good suggestion. PG is, after all, a solvent.

It's your life. Keep it simple. Choose wisely.
TaketheRedPill

 

[Kelemvor]

and pg is the stuff thats used to get flavors extracted from natural essences.
so its only logical to use it to bind that nasty smells / primer fluids

its one thing to know about something, but another to make the knowledge into practical use.

thanks for the tip again