IS there quick method to remove flavor from an atti ?

[Youmadbrah]

Soaking in Alcohol for a day and let it dry is great. I use Reo grand and right now my Atti has slight cookie flavor. Any quick method to remove it ? I don't want to dry burn , but do u guys think? Do a quick dry burn work without damaging the atti ?

 

[Sicarius]

To remove cookie flavour soak in a clove flavour juice overnight. To get rid of the clove flavour ... not been done yet

 

[Nomoreash]

Rinsing it under some warm water, blow it out the best you can then do a dry burn is probably the quickest way. No need to let it dry, any moisture left in it after blowing it out will be gone by the time you're done with the dry burn.

 

[Capone]

I have found that soaking in Vodka works well and gets rid of most flavors

 

[Sicarius]

You could try baking soda. Has 101 uses, but is superb at cleaning and deodorizing (or de-deodorizing depending on your view point)

 

[NaOH]

Gotta second the dry-burn (and rinse). I know a lot of folks will scream "You'll pop your atty sooner rather than later!" but this is how I've been cleaning atties for over a year and I haven't found any significant effect on their lifespan. As long as you're cycling (once glow reaches it peak, release, depress, glow to peak, repeat) you can knock out almost any lingering flavors. Not sure about the cinnamons, but I've yet to find a menthol that can stand up to this.

 

[batface]

If I'm switching to a flavor that is still in the bakery family, I just drop a few drops on the atty. There's only a hint of the old flavor for a drag or two.

 

[Jim Bob]

If the other ideas do not work for you, try some straight VG or PG that will usually rid any flavors ASAP , you don't have to really taste it (unless you happen to like it ) just puff away and don't inhale or exhale through your nose

 

[wv2win]

The best method is PGA, with Vodka being the second best. Does the trick, evaportes quickly unlike water and leaves no after taste.

 

[kabonk]

run so lemon juice or vinegar through it then rinse