Is it ok to keep my Volt, with carto attached, in an upright position?

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New to vaping. Got my first Volt starter kit a few days ago. Absolutely love it. I'm using a 78mm auto-battery and carto's. I took the little rectangular felt holder that my extra battery was shipped in, sliced off the end, and stuck it on my kitchen wall. Makes a nice holder for the Volt, fits in there nice and snug. I keep whichever battery I'm vaping in there while the second battery charges. Is it ok to store it like this? I know it's ok for the battery, but wasn't sure about the carto. Thanks.
 

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It will be just fine until you go back and buy a ton of other stuff!!! :)

I just bought a large tackle box to keep all of my supplies in, a toothbrush holder (that didnt look too much like a toothbrush holder) to keep next to me on the couch to hold 4 set ups and a small camera case to put my CE3s, cartos and two batteries in.
 

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New to vaping. Got my first Volt starter kit a few days ago. Absolutely love it. I'm using a 78mm auto-battery and carto's. I took the little rectangular felt holder that my extra battery was shipped in, sliced off the end, and stuck it on my kitchen wall. Makes a nice holder for the Volt, fits in there nice and snug. I keep whichever battery I'm vaping in there while the second battery charges. Is it ok to store it like this? I know it's ok for the battery, but wasn't sure about the carto. Thanks.

You're fine storing it that way. That's a clever idea too! If you're worried about the carto leaking, it will only leak if you overfill it.

I often walk around with mine in a pocket....and they stand the same way. Or standing up in the cup holder in my car.

When I first started using cartos I worried myself to death over them, but after you use them a while you get used to how to fill and use them. SI's cartos are great. You're going to love them.
 

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I am thinking about building a wooden shelf unit with two big doors on the outside and little doors inside with different compartments...............when I open the big doors, there will be 6 large flood lights that shine in your face and 2 15" speakers that just play,

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My 78mm and my x2s travel around in my phone pouch on my belt. It has an external pocket, maybe for a pen or something, that will hold both at once and they're "tip end up" the whole time. Doesn't matter if it's a cartomizer, clearo or a CE3, they all do fine standing at attention waiting to be vaped :)
 

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My personal favorite is the toothbrush holder..........I can keep my clearos upright and just pick a flavor. Second is an Dymo embosser. Its was cheap and I can label my stuff. 5 letters and 3 spaces makes it perfect. Office Depot for $15

I thought I'd never say this but I just ordered a p-touch from amazon today.
 

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I thought I'd never say this but I just ordered a p-touch from amazon today.

I'm getting tired of color coding and keeping notes on color codes. Going to have to break down and get a p-touch myself. Will my "saved" ever catch up with my costs? Maybe in a year or two.....
 
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