marking my tanks / clearomizers

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sosassyme

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Was curious as to how anyone who is like me, and has a separate tank/clearo for each juice (with a lot of juices) identifies them. I started putting small dots of nail polish on them with the same colors on my bottles. Is this crazy? Is there a better way? A marker rubs off the filler bottles and I definitely don't want labels on my tanks/clearos. Thought it'd be interesting to see what anyone else might be doing.
 

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I use labels myself with: name, vg/pg ratio, and maker. That way if someone wanted to try what I have I know all the info for them so they can get it themselves. I even carry same disposable tips from the vape stores so no germs are passed.
That's a good idea. I just hate the thought of my tanks not being as pretty. . Silly I know.
 

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After using my method for about 2 weeks I have persuaded a few people to try vaping along with educating a few folks on the advantages vs analogs. The battle to keep vaping legal can be fought in many different ways. If enough people are for it that can (I HOPE) cause people who are against it to possibility change their minds.
 

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Was curious as to how anyone who is like me, and has a separate tank/clearo for each juice (with a lot of juices) identifies them. I started putting small dots of nail polish on them with the same colors on my bottles. Is this crazy? Is there a better way? A marker rubs off the filler bottles and I definitely don't want labels on my tanks/clearos. Thought it'd be interesting to see what anyone else might be doing.

I found labels to be bothersome. My flavors an Drip Tips are all identified in Notepad.

Using separate tanks for each flavor is a good idea. I don't mark tanks because they should be interchangeable (washed cleaned rebuilt-at my convenience, without interrupting my vape). Flavor starts to taste off, I bleed the juice and switch to a new tank.

Here's the thing - I have different drip tips. A few naturally different, and some I make different by adding one or more DT gaskets around the tip. I have even colored and krazy glued thin Scotch tape strips around some tips.

When I saw the ridiculous prices some sites are charging for DT's, I got creative…

Ok---..OK, I got CHEAP….
 

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Good idea. ..i don't think they make enough colors though. I have waaay to many juices. .. wait. . Is that possible?

I use the bands method (ones sold for kids to make bracelets with) and when I run out of colors I just use two. I put the same color/combination around the bottle.
 

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Many people use colored rubber bands, ponytail holders or different drip tips to identify their different eliquids.

These are my methods...bought a pkg of 400 different color pony tail rubber bands from the Dollar store for...well, $1. With tanks that have removable drip tips I have a plethora of colored tips. I also have several different colors of Evods.
 

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I found labels to be bothersome. My flavors an Drip Tips are all identified in Notepad.

Using separate tanks for each flavor is a good idea. I don't mark tanks because they should be interchangeable (washed cleaned rebuilt-at my convenience, without interrupting my vape). Flavor starts to taste off, I bleed the juice and switch to a new tank.

Here's the thing - I have different drip tips. A few naturally different, and some I make different by adding one or more DT gaskets around the tip. I have even colored and krazy glued thin Scotch tape strips around some tips.

When I saw the ridiculous prices some sites are charging for DT's, I got creative…

Ok---..OK, I got CHEAP….
Cheap is good!
 

sosassyme

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I use a wrap of scotch tape around the upper/lower metal section of the tank. Write the juice name on the tape. Wrap additional tape to cover the juice name.
I keep loosing the decoder ring with all of the DT, rubber band, etc meanings.
That would be me. ..i lose all my lists. .. all the time. My new phone has a notepad thing, so I'm going to put it on there, that way when I'm at work, I will know which tanks I brought
 
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