Has anyone had any trouble tooting Johnson Creek Red Oak (100% VG) smoke juice in their clearomizer (or carto)? Any trouble burning properly? Any viscosity issues? If so, what was your remedy? I'm not saying I have any issues cuz I drip a lot but I am getting a couple different Kanger clearos and just want to get ahead of the game if necessary. Thanks Ed
Johnson Creek (VG) viscosity
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I have the JC Red Oak Tennessee Cured and I used it in a Stardust. It is some pretty viscous stuff, so I added about 2 drops of distilled water into my 1.6ml to thin it a bit and it works like a champ. You'll pretty much need to dedicate that clearo to it though, as you'll never get it clean after having that stuff in it unless you re-wick it.
I get about a day of Red Oak in my Kanger T2 before I have to give it a thorough clean and burn. I have a bottom coil coming (Kanger T0) and I'm going to see how that works. But honestly, I don't think it will matter. Bottom line...if you want to vape PG, be prepared to perform a daily cleaning and spending lots more on heads. I like the TN Cured and Silverthorn a lot too. Blended is just killer. Maybe I'll look at JC's PG version of TN Cured. By the way, I did a crude viscosity test on JC's PG vs VG. Just propped a mirror up against a wall at a 45 degree angle then place drops of their various juices on it to see how fast they slid down the mirror. All the PG juices were significantly faster (thinner) than the VGs. I wrote JC about this and they don't want to admit their VG is near impossible to burn. BTW, I added 2 drops of DW to my 2.4 mL T2 and all it did was toast my TN Cured to a deep, dark brown. Maybe it was just burning the crap off the atty. I' still trying it.
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