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Painter_

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when you first install a new coil take a few pulls on it before you put it on the battery to prime it. If you try to hit a dry cotton wick / coil it tastes really bad. Do not ask me how I know. :)

You could also wet the new wick with a few drops of juice before you put the coil cover back on.
 

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You didn't mention what brand of yarn you used. I use Peaches & Cream brand from Walmart, boiled once. The cottony taste goes away pretty quickly, within 3-4 puffs. As mentioned, you need to make sure it is saturated before you take a powered puff or the cotton will burn. Some yarns have acrylic fibers and will melt regardless of saturation. Make sure the yarn you use is 100% cotton.
 

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I to was using peachs and cream from wal-mart i was happy using sylica wick so i think i will just reorder more of it and let the yarn be used for cat toys. was just trying something new because I have read so much about it on here.
Thanks for all the quick replys

Well, or you could just follow the advice - it's good advice!

1. Make sure you pre-soak the wick before use - before you put the chimney on, drop some juice on the wick and coil.
2. Cotton has a break-in period - it's going to taste a bit "cottony" for the first few drags, maybe even for the first 1/4th a tank, but it goes away when the wick is properly saturated, and the result is lovely.

Give it another go!
 
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