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My brother smokes over a PAD of Marlboros and wife is about 12-15 Virginia Slim menthol lights and want to make sure they would know what they need to leave the house with each day when heading off to work
Personal experience has shown me smoking does not = vaping, I personally smoke close to 2 packs a day when I smoke, my brother on the other hand smokes 1 pack of lights. Inversely though I do not vape nearly as much as he does.

Im curious, has anyone had a part of the eroll die from normal use? Just wondering how long the parts last. Almost 2 weeks on the same 5 carts and 1 atomizer I started with. The second that came with the eroll is still in the blister pack.

I am on 1.5 weeks with the eroll, only using one bat and pcc, I am on my 4th atomizer, I have pulled the others apart and noticed the wicks burning giving me a pretty nasty overtone to my juices, with the muted flavor to start with, it does not take long for burnt wick to take over the vape. Think I might get some wick material if I continue to use these, I would imagine it only take 1 to 2 mins to re wick the needle.
 

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Personal experience has shown me smoking does not = vaping, I personally smoke close to 2 packs a day when I smoke, my brother on the other hand smokes 1 pack of lights. Inversely though I do not vape nearly as much as he does.



I am on 1.5 weeks with the eroll, only using one bat and pcc, I am on my 4th atomizer, I have pulled the others apart and noticed the wicks burning giving me a pretty nasty overtone to my juices, with the muted flavor to start with, it does not take long for burnt wick to take over the vape. Think I might get some wick material if I continue to use these, I would imagine it only take 1 to 2 mins to re wick the needle.


Im still using my original atts after 3 weeks. Ive probably run about 20ml through my primary use batt so far. I did get some burn when it turned on magically in the case, but the taste cooked off in about 5 puffs. If your eliquids are thin i would definitely recommend trying to get your hands on some nice thick kosher eliquid for the Eroll.
 

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this is my third devise with the type c atty head. I dry burn mine easily by popping the needle base out with a small screwdriver from an eyeglass repair kit..actually a heavy safety pin works as well. The wick can be replaced with the biansi i mist wicks. The wick fits in diameter, it just needs to be cut shorter. I use the wick in my imist..when I can no longer get it presentable, I cut it shorter for my ecab..and now my e-roll. (just gave the imist and my ego batteries to the hubby a few days ago). I LIKE smaller devises. Between the ecab and the eroll, I have all of my bases covered.. The occasional burnt taste can be remedied by pulling the cart out a bit to let the liquid settle down the wick...or I set a drop directly on the post (wick). If you decide to try the dry burn, it helps to add a drop to the coil and then the wick before you fire it up again..just thought I should share. I have had many atty heads last several weeks to nearly two months this way.
 
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If these attys are of the same build like my joye ego-T attys they can last for several months, mine are 6 months old and still works fine, need to up the volts on my twist by about .5v more but the vape quality is still the same, never dry burned them though, the wicks tend to get burnt and sooty, so changed them several times, with cotton wicks and they work just as well.
 

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they ARE the same build..just on a smaller scale :D. I do not like to burn the wicks clean..leaves a nasty taste,,which is why I cant handle clearomizers..actually I think the reason I like these smaller atty heads best is BECAUSE they have such small wicks. I cant stand the wick flavor..like with the long wick clearos..or any filler either..this system is the best for me...just hope it sticks around. odds seem good so far :D
 

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Thinking of getting one of these for hands free at work and have read entire thread.Right now using auto 510 with cartos for this purpose.How good is the flavor from the eroll somewhat like dripping?Has anyone used some 50/50 NET'S with them how did it perform?Do u think they would leak if threw in your pants pocket for short periods?TIA,Dale
 

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I only have experience for two of your questions...I have not had any trouble with leaking. the one leak I had was my own fault, as I flooded the atty messing around with the tank..minor wet spot in the pcc. wiped down all parts and has been fine in the days since. The flavor is a BIT muted as compared to my ecab (and other ego's). I just added a bit more menthol to my ucan to compensate. not enough to make the liquid too strong for the other devises, I use the eroll the most often. I do like it better than my 510 t, if that is any comparison. just to be safe (depending on nic level), I would keep a small bag on my pants pocket for the purpose..I have never put one in my pants pocket (overly cautious type worried about skin absorbtion)..I have had one in my coat pocket while the other charges with no issues...lol (assuming you meant pants pocket WITHOUT the pcc)...I also no not charge while I am "wearing" it (like I said..overly cautious) :D
 
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Thinking of getting one of these for hands free at work and have read entire thread.Right now using auto 510 with cartos for this purpose.How good is the flavor from the eroll somewhat like dripping?Has anyone used some 50/50 NET'S with them how did it perform?Do u think they would leak if threw in your pants pocket for short periods?TIA,Dale

I keep saying this thing needs/loves/works best with thicker juice. 50/50 is a bit on the thicker side so it should be no problem. No leaks here, flavor is a touch muted but its just like any bottom coil device, cool in, nice TH, and you get all the flavor on exhale
 

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So the last day and half with my eroll, no matter what juice its not wicking enough. I have tried 2 new atties and same thing. The only thing I think it could be are the carts, so my question is do they actually need to be replaced, I only have 3 and I have tried all 3 and the same thing, but up until yesterday I did not really have this problem.. do old carts stop working as well?
 

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I have had to rinse out some of my carts because the juice thickens up near the hole, gets bubbly, and does not flow into the atty well. I just rinse them with warm water and shake the water out best i can, and they seem good as new


I also imagine after assembling them enough times, you would wear out the seal a bit and may start to notice leaking, that is when you would want to replace the carts entirely
 

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You could tell if the carts were holding the liquid up. Do you use a needle filler at all? You can push the wick in just the tiniest bit, then get a drop of juice to sit in there, and it should soak in. I havent had a single atty fail yet ( i did get one atty that was bad out of the pack) and ive been using the same 2 atties from the day i got it maybe almost a month ago now?
 

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Hi fellow eRollers :)

I just received mine and am loving it. I do have a question though. Do you ever clean the inside of the battery? There's nothing in the instructions, and because it's "bumpy" in there, I'm afraid to swab it. :?:


I have when its gotten a little wet down there. I use a q tip and turn it counterclockwise so it cannot catch on the little contacts that poke up. Id imagine they all face the same way so counterclockwise is the way to go
 

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I have when its gotten a little wet down there. I use a q tip and turn it counterclockwise so it cannot catch on the little contacts that poke up. Id imagine they all face the same way so counterclockwise is the way to go

Thanks, volume. Very appreciated :)
 

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Well Im at a loss. I have tried 3 new heads today(last of my stock) and they are all not wicking. tastes like ...., just dry hitting and not wicking, I will have to wait and get new carts and see if it continues. It was a good week though while it lasted.




the tank or cart should not be keeping the liquid from absorbing into the wick...if anything a bad cartridge would cause flooding. I dont know how you are starting off with each new atty head..so I can only tell you what works for me, When new..I rinse in hot water and blow out any moisture, then a drop or two directly on the post so there is liquid on the wick before I even fire up the battery.


some suggest letting the tank sit for at least 5 minutes before use so the liquid can absorb (and drip) to the coil and helps keep the wick from burning..I have never been that patient..lol...but it will take a bit before you are getting full vapor (if the wick is still damp).


I have never had the tanks themselves go bad, although I did read that the holes can enlarge with use and cause flooding.
There is a remote possibility that too much liquid in the atty is causing the burnt flavor..try blowing it out, rising and re priming it with liquid. and push the wick down a bit..should be just below even with the flat side


if any form of desperation leads you to taking an atty apart..the burnt wick can usually be cleaned off. I have soake in hot water..then used a wooden toothpick to kind of scrape..(more like a stabbing motion..the ash sticks to the wood. and much ends up on my paper towel.the ends can be clipped if they are charred. I have had a few heads that have wicks that are just a bit too long..trimming the slightest bit made all the difference. I do recomment watching a few you tube videos on dry burning an ego-t..same principle, just a smaller scale. I do not burn the crud off of my wicks..makes everything awful for me. I have noticed that a bit of PG (VG probabably) and a gentle rub with a paper towel cleans wicks also..try drawing with the burnt end on the paper..(yes, I am serious) but very gently. I only need to replace my wicks if they fall apart..so ...A few times, the burnt taste was cause by a small filiment of wick that dislodged from the mesh and fell directly on the coil..pulled it off with a tweezers.


Sorry this is so long.. I MacGyver my atties several times a month. Hope you can save yours. I know how frustrating this can be... also might try 30% vg...thinner liquids seem to work better long term :D
 
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