LR 510 attys

[guitarman023]

So I recently picked up some LR attys from TW for my tornado/eGo and I'm extremely happy with the vapor they produce while dripping. However, I'm finding that after about 3-5 days they develop a very burnt taste, even flooded with liquid. I'm on my 4th one that has done it, and what I think is happening is that the wick is getting burnt to where it no longer wicks and is burning? I'm wondering if someone has had a similar experience, or whether it is a TW atty problem, or knows of a solution to clean them to get them working properly again.

 

[Kent C]

So I recently picked up some LR attys from TW for my tornado/eGo and I'm extremely happy with the vapor they produce while dripping. However, I'm finding that after about 3-5 days they develop a very burnt taste, even flooded with liquid. I'm on my 4th one that has done it, and what I think is happening is that the wick is getting burnt to where it no longer wicks and is burning? I'm wondering if someone has had a similar experience, or whether it is a TW atty problem, or knows of a solution to clean them to get them working properly again.

I have the LR attys from TW and haven't had the same problem. LR attys don't last that long on 3.7volt devices although they can be good on eGo/Tornados. I'm thinking that the burnt taste is something other than the atty itself. The atomizer if dry will put off a nasty taste - not always 'burnt' but if you're keeping the atty soaked it isn't the atty then. Perhaps some buildup of burnt ejuice around the coil and pot. Or removing the wicking could possibly cause the atty to go dry quicker.