Looking to upgrade from HH 357

[Saganite]

I've been using an HH 357 for the last while as I've been in phase of trying out a lot of juices. Honestly, I love it, but it seems to be winding down as I seldom get a real clean hit from it anymore. I'm not blaming the device really as I've literally tested dozens of juices on it and some were used more than a little.

I went through the processes listed on the site for cleaning it and it helps a little, but it just doesn't fire like it used to.

While the HH 357 was a big upgrade from using cartos to test juice flavors, it seems a bit flawed in that it will just eventually go bad/get too gunked up/whatever that I need a new one.

Since I got it, I've become more comfortable building coils (micro and genesis style), so I'm looking for some advice on a dripper I can use similarly but which, with coil and wick replacement, can last more or less forever. I don't want to have to take apart a kayfun to drip on a new flavor and test it out and I don't want to waste cartos or have to clean out clearos every time.

I assume there are a number of devices that suit this perfectly. What suggestions do you have?

 

[smokin1337]

Any dripper will do really I just put in a little cotton drip and test the juice then when I want to switch just pull out the cotton, dry burn the coil and rinse just the coil with water. You do this while it's attached to the device. Add a little more cotton and drip the new flavor.

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[Bigflyrodder]

Whatever you do I'd try sending it back in for "minor repair" as they offer that service for like $5.

Personally I use my AGI or Igo L for dripping and testing juices. Easy clean out, swap the cotton wick, dry burn the coils, and on to the next flavor but of course it's more of a commitment than what you're used to with the 357.

 

[tj99959]

As nice as it is the HH-357 is still a disposable.

However if you liked the way the 357 performed, this is the RDA for you.
A7 Stainless Steel Rebuildable Atomizer
You can make an A7 taste exactlly like your 357 did when it was brammy new.