So... I got some of these clear cartomizers and over all really like them.
The main problem with with them is the burning flavor and brownness they get over time. At first I was a little freaked out that it was the wicking substance that was burning (yay carcinogens). It turned out to be the juice.
I've been vaping VR's organic RY4 juice and it does tend to gum up with the higher temps and you run into burn flavor country.
My solution has worked out really well. I mix the juice with about 25% water and blammo... burns clean with better flavor the whole way through. Very little burning. I would presume that it A) transmits the heat a little better through the wicking medium and B) serves as a solvent to maintain liquidity of the juice.
It'd probably be a little unpleasant and maybe a little unhealthy to dissolve the burned juice into water and smoke it. I found the methodology posted elsewhere in the forum on cleaning cartomizers to be fantastically effective.
Basically, use a syringe and force water through the medium until it is white again. Then place on a baking sheet at 200 degrees for 2 hours to dry. Let um cool and blammo good as new.
So yeah. A little water + vape juice = no more burning.
My juice is 50/50 pg/vg if that helps you with info.
Hope this information is helpful to someone vaping out there.
I am a super big fan of cartomizers over the atomizers I've got. Better hit. Easier to keep stocked with juice for me. No leaking like the atomizer with a low tank.
The main problem with with them is the burning flavor and brownness they get over time. At first I was a little freaked out that it was the wicking substance that was burning (yay carcinogens). It turned out to be the juice.
I've been vaping VR's organic RY4 juice and it does tend to gum up with the higher temps and you run into burn flavor country.
My solution has worked out really well. I mix the juice with about 25% water and blammo... burns clean with better flavor the whole way through. Very little burning. I would presume that it A) transmits the heat a little better through the wicking medium and B) serves as a solvent to maintain liquidity of the juice.
It'd probably be a little unpleasant and maybe a little unhealthy to dissolve the burned juice into water and smoke it. I found the methodology posted elsewhere in the forum on cleaning cartomizers to be fantastically effective.
Basically, use a syringe and force water through the medium until it is white again. Then place on a baking sheet at 200 degrees for 2 hours to dry. Let um cool and blammo good as new.
So yeah. A little water + vape juice = no more burning.
My juice is 50/50 pg/vg if that helps you with info.
Hope this information is helpful to someone vaping out there.
I am a super big fan of cartomizers over the atomizers I've got. Better hit. Easier to keep stocked with juice for me. No leaking like the atomizer with a low tank.