just dry burned and cleaned 20 coils but ?????

[klynnn]

Rebuilding the coils is not hard in a vivi or protank. It just takes a little practice. First time I did three in two hours watching the videos, with hands shaking. Now I do 12 in 20/30minutes.

 

[KjAthena]

I'm getting there slowly...Have watched all the videos now need to get a om meter and work up the nerve...LOL

 

[klynnn]

What is really amazing is I thought all this ohms/rebuilding stuff was way above my ability. BS- just learn and try there are videos on you tube that can really teach you anything and they do it step by step. I check you tube for just about everything anymore. Just fixed the faucet in my tub.

 

[madqatter]

I'm getting there slowly...Have watched all the videos now need to get a om meter and work up the nerve...LOL

I'd recommend a multimeter. You can test your ohms with it, but also other stuff.

there are videos on you tube that can really teach you anything and they do it step by step. I check you tube for just about everything anymore. Just fixed the faucet in my tub.

Me too. Great resource!

 

[KjAthena]

yes a multimeter is what I need that and "the nerve" said in my best cowardly loin voice

 

[anavidfan]

Couple of reminders just in case, dont want to have anyone assuming anything. If you decide to use the cotton wicks, remember that you cant dry burn cotton, Just take the dirty cotton wicks off and dry burn the bare coils and thread in new cotton.

Another thing, any silica that burns, is not good or safe silica. If your silica cant handle a good torching with a propane or butane blue flame you should NOT use it. Many of the premade wicks are made with cheap silica or fiberglass and will burn. Make sure you use silica described as "high temp"

You might have already known this, but just in case .......... I rather you snub me for sounding like a know it all than let you vape unsafely.

 

[KjAthena]

Much thanks for the reminders and more to put on my reminder index card yes I have one I move slowly and carefully

 

[Idaholandho]

Tried that in Walmart the other day. They had 37 different flavors of yarns, but no peaches and cream.

In case people didn't realize. Many products/brands in Walmat are region specific. I can take a drive across the river to WV and find things never stocked in our location.

Amazon.com is my Lilly supplier. I enjoy the Suger n Cream. If you have a local Michaels, they should have your choice in stock.

 

[madqatter]

Amazon.com is my Lilly supplier. I enjoy the Suger n Cream. If you have a local Michaels, they should have your choice in stock.

I crochet with it.

 

[Idaholandho]

I crochet with it.

So let me get this straight...a legitimate Sugar n' Cream user?!

 

[madqatter]

So let me get this straight...a legitimate Sugar n' Cream user?!

Blankets, wicks, it's all legit.

 

[anavidfan]

You should keep your crochet projects that dont work out and keep them in a case "in case of wick emergency...."

 

[madqatter]

You should keep your crochet projects that dont work out and keep them in a case "in case of wick emergency...."

Deliberately pulling apart a knit project is called "frogging." So I guess that would be "frogging for fogging."

 

[KjAthena]

hehehehe snort giggle gigle ^-^