Hey Sirius
Couple other points while you are doing battle:
You may be making things worse by doing some "desperate vaping." The first time vaper's tongue hit me I know I did. You may have started drawing harder, drawing longer, drawing faster, sucking like a straw rather than inhaling... Your vaping technique can fall apart in the process of trying to fix the problem - and it only makes things worse. You need to get the vapor mixed with air across your tongue. Desperate vaping techniques tend to not do that. Revisit your vaping technique. => http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/337017-inhalation-technique-e-cigarette.html
For some people exhaling out the nose seems to help too.
Strong stuff like a hot cinnamon, menthol, clove, peppermint may be the only things you taste if it's a bout of vaper's tongue. But they can backfire on you too. Don't stay with those flavors for an extended period of time or you may end up not being able to taste anything at all. It's happened to people who really like(d) a hot cinnamon but after a month of it couldn't taste the cinnamon or anything else. Total sensory overload.
If you hit the hot/strong cinnamons - absolutely no plastic tanks. Those flavors kill plastic tanks in a matter of minutes. For your Mt. Baker stuff the list of plastic killer flavors is here. => E Juice that may break a plastic tanks | Mt Baker Vapor WikiMt Baker Vapor Wiki
Not being able to taste anything when you are new to this is frustrating as all hell. The first couple times it happened to me the last thing I wanted was to be tasting nothing at all. However, getting some unflavored liquid in your regular nic level isn't a bad idea either. When you are completely burnt out on flavor chasing just heading for the unflavored makes a welcome break.
Couple other points while you are doing battle:
You may be making things worse by doing some "desperate vaping." The first time vaper's tongue hit me I know I did. You may have started drawing harder, drawing longer, drawing faster, sucking like a straw rather than inhaling... Your vaping technique can fall apart in the process of trying to fix the problem - and it only makes things worse. You need to get the vapor mixed with air across your tongue. Desperate vaping techniques tend to not do that. Revisit your vaping technique. => http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/337017-inhalation-technique-e-cigarette.html
For some people exhaling out the nose seems to help too.
Strong stuff like a hot cinnamon, menthol, clove, peppermint may be the only things you taste if it's a bout of vaper's tongue. But they can backfire on you too. Don't stay with those flavors for an extended period of time or you may end up not being able to taste anything at all. It's happened to people who really like(d) a hot cinnamon but after a month of it couldn't taste the cinnamon or anything else. Total sensory overload.
If you hit the hot/strong cinnamons - absolutely no plastic tanks. Those flavors kill plastic tanks in a matter of minutes. For your Mt. Baker stuff the list of plastic killer flavors is here. => E Juice that may break a plastic tanks | Mt Baker Vapor WikiMt Baker Vapor Wiki
Not being able to taste anything when you are new to this is frustrating as all hell. The first couple times it happened to me the last thing I wanted was to be tasting nothing at all. However, getting some unflavored liquid in your regular nic level isn't a bad idea either. When you are completely burnt out on flavor chasing just heading for the unflavored makes a welcome break.
