Hey all. So I'm making myself frantic trying to work out a cleaning ritual for the use and reuse of coil units for the PTII Mini. Ask the Vets is a 2 day wait so maybe ya'll can help me out, I have some specific questions.
1. Is dry-burning something you do with EVERY cleaning? It seems it would unravel the wicks awfully quickly and yeah they're cheap but they ain't THAT cheap.
2. Is dry-burning just what you do when the coil unit starts performing poorly? If so, what do you do in between?
3. I have one tank and want to switch flavors but the head in there is performing pretty much fine. Still, I think the tank itself needs a cleaning, it looks a little murky.
4. So for JUST switching flavors on a well working coil unit, what do I do? Just run it under warm tap then soak in DI water and let dry? Then every once in awhile, when it stops performing, give it a dry burn? This sounds like it makes sense to me. With this method I can also switch up the heads while one is soaking and just dry burn them when I need it. The only thing is I'm not sure if it's RIGHT, haha. Am I on the right track here, friends? I guess I'm not really sure how long these things are supposed to last in the first place.
1. Is dry-burning something you do with EVERY cleaning? It seems it would unravel the wicks awfully quickly and yeah they're cheap but they ain't THAT cheap.
2. Is dry-burning just what you do when the coil unit starts performing poorly? If so, what do you do in between?
3. I have one tank and want to switch flavors but the head in there is performing pretty much fine. Still, I think the tank itself needs a cleaning, it looks a little murky.
4. So for JUST switching flavors on a well working coil unit, what do I do? Just run it under warm tap then soak in DI water and let dry? Then every once in awhile, when it stops performing, give it a dry burn? This sounds like it makes sense to me. With this method I can also switch up the heads while one is soaking and just dry burn them when I need it. The only thing is I'm not sure if it's RIGHT, haha. Am I on the right track here, friends? I guess I'm not really sure how long these things are supposed to last in the first place.