Krazie Kid's quick tip of the day: Tip one

[krazie_Kid]

I wanted to do a quick tip of the day/week (depending what/when I think of them) So this will be number one:

If your carto is "clogged", get a paperclip and unbend it, stick it through the battery end and go back and forth a few times, it will unclog it.

vape on,
Krazie Kid

 

[whatitstrue]

Good tip!!! I use the end of one of my old bass strings to do that and I can usually get an extra day or two out of a carto. Although you have to do it at the first sign of clogging or you could get stuck with a burnt tasting carto from pulling to hard on a clogged one.

 

[jeffree]

Good call, Kev. And here's another: if there's no e-ignition, take that paperclip and lift the center connection post. Just a wee bit.

 

[linrag]

An addition: if you're running out of your paper clips, the little screw driver in the eyeglass repair kit is perfect, too.

 

[krazie_Kid]

Good call, Kev. And here's another: if there's no e-ignition, take that paperclip and lift the center connection post. Just a wee bit.

That was going to be todays tip lol!

An addition: if you're running out of your paper clips, the little screw driver in the eyeglass repair kit is perfect, too.

Yes those are exelent as well!

 

[krazie_Kid]

Krazie's tip of the day 11/22/11:

Try to not let your electronic cigarette completely die before charging. If you do, it will slowly kill the battery life.

 

[krazie_Kid]

Tip of the day for 11/23/11

Use only filled carto's by V4L for auto batteries, or else juice can flow out of the battery and kill the battery.

 

[Joyce]

Tip of the day for 11/23/11

Use only filled carto's by V4L for auto batteries, or else juice can flow out of the battery and kill the battery.

I dispute this. I'm a hard core juicer. I have been filling with syringes and using exclusively auto diamond batteries since they came out. All of my diamond batteries and other autos that I have bought are still functional. I have yet to kill a battery. Proper filling protocol and proper battery maintenance will usually negate any problems.