It lives up to everything that's ever been said about it. I've had some good Belgian Tripels & Quads, hell I can brew a delicious one myself... but this... is perfect. The nuances are mind blowing.
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It lives up to everything that's ever been said about it. I've had some good Belgian Tripels & Quads, hell I can brew a delicious one myself... but this... is perfect. The nuances are mind blowing.
Wicked the Chi-Krack with cotton this morning.... muuuuch better. I guess that officially makes me one of the people who doesn't get the appeal of mesh. I'm okay with that.
And also experiencing a Vanilla butternut infused nic high.
And also experiencing a Vanilla butternut infused nic high.
Thanks for the link! Just ordered 2.
In case someone cares, their coupon code worked for me. RIYAN
Wicked the Chi-Krack with cotton this morning.... muuuuch better. I guess that officially makes me one of the people who doesn't get the appeal of mesh. I'm okay with that.
And also experiencing a Vanilla butternut infused nic high.
There are a few flavors that taste slightly better on mesh. Mesh gives a clean crisp edge to some flavors. I have burned my taste buds out from smoking and dipping over the years so I do not particularly appreciate the difference. Couple that with the ease of working with cotton and the annoyance of mesh. Cotton wins
Bubble Stone is another winner imo it is annoying to prep a wick though. Ceramic is nice but fragile. Cotton still wins.
Actually he only kills murderers. Hunting another serial killer is usually a treat and takes place over the entire season. Ice Truck Killer, Trinity Killer (John Lithgow)
There are a few flavors that taste slightly better on mesh. Mesh gives a clean crisp edge to some flavors. I have burned my taste buds out from smoking and dipping over the years so I do not particularly appreciate the difference. Couple that with the ease of working with cotton and the annoyance of mesh. Cotton wins
Bubble Stone is another winner imo it is annoying to prep a wick though. Ceramic is nice but fragile. Cotton still wins.
Mesh just seems like a hassle I don't wish to bother with. Ceramic might be appealing if the wicks were not so delicate and expensive.
MVB Rocks on delivery....Saturday night, while distracted by grandkids, I attempted to mix up the last of my Blu Moo special Mix that I love dearly and because of the distractions(and a brain burp) I got it all wrong....I tried diligently to tough it out and just vape it but I couldn't.. I placed an order with MBV at 9pm Sunday evening for 5 new bottles of juice and they arrived today!! That's washington state to Nashville by midweek. Here is the itinerary January 15, 2014 , 11:49 am
Delivered
NASHVILLE, TN 37216
January 15, 2014 , 8:35 am
Out for Delivery
NASHVILLE, TN 37216
January 15, 2014 , 8:25 am
Sorting Complete
NASHVILLE, TN 37216
January 15, 2014 , 6:37 am
Arrival at Post Office
NASHVILLE, TN 37216
January 14, 2014
Depart USPS Sort Facility
NASHVILLE, TN 37230
January 14, 2014 , 9:57 pm
Processed through USPS Sort Facility
NASHVILLE, TN 37230
January 13, 2014 , 11:30 pm
Processed at USPS Origin Sort Facility
KENT, WA 98032
January 13, 2014
Electronic Shipping Info Received
January 13, 2014 , 4:27 pm
Dispatched to Sort Facility
BELLINGHAM, WA 98226
January 13, 2014 , 3:11 pm
Acceptance
BELLINGHAM, WA 98226
Delivered
NASHVILLE, TN 37216
January 15, 2014 , 8:35 am
Out for Delivery
NASHVILLE, TN 37216
January 15, 2014 , 8:25 am
Sorting Complete
NASHVILLE, TN 37216
January 15, 2014 , 6:37 am
Arrival at Post Office
NASHVILLE, TN 37216
January 14, 2014
Depart USPS Sort Facility
NASHVILLE, TN 37230
January 14, 2014 , 9:57 pm
Processed through USPS Sort Facility
NASHVILLE, TN 37230
January 13, 2014 , 11:30 pm
Processed at USPS Origin Sort Facility
KENT, WA 98032
January 13, 2014
Electronic Shipping Info Received
January 13, 2014 , 4:27 pm
Dispatched to Sort Facility
BELLINGHAM, WA 98226
January 13, 2014 , 3:11 pm
Acceptance
BELLINGHAM, WA 98226
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Actually he only kills murderers. Hunting another serial killer is usually a treat and takes place over the entire season. Ice Truck Killer, Trinity Killer (John Lithgow)
Mesh just seems like a hassle I don't wish to bother with. Ceramic might be appealing if the wicks were not so delicate and expensive.
It's not that bad, and it's slightly easier to wick a vertical coil with mesh... but changing the wick out without removing the coil is a more delicate operation than it is with cotton, so that side is kind of a wash, imo. Clean and crisp isn't really what I'm looking for with the flavors I usually vape, which may be part of why it didn't do anything for me... I can taste how it would be an advantage if I tended toward fruits and menthols, but since those are only occasional vapes for me, cotton works just as well, and makes swapping the wick out easier to boot.
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If he likes Canadian mist and you want to give him a treat then I would highly recommend Wisers delux, it is excellent and better quality, my personal favorite
Well I think I finally got my mother to completly switch over to vaping. I have been keeping her well supplied with everything she needs and I even gave her my old Vamo and I keep everything filled and charged for her. I have been telling her for the longest time just to quit buying cigarettes...if they are not there she can't smoke them. She prefers the carto tanks so I decided to dust off mine as well.
I think I might have gotten a bad batch last time and it steered me away for awhile. I ordered some more and these work great! Mind you I love my Protanks and my Aro's but some flavors just call for a cartomizer sometimes.
I think I might have gotten a bad batch last time and it steered me away for awhile. I ordered some more and these work great! Mind you I love my Protanks and my Aro's but some flavors just call for a cartomizer sometimes.
On the topic of cotton, I have found I far prefer sterile cotton gauze. I haven't ever tried to actually pull it through the coil, though, seems like it would be a PITA. But it can put up with an accidental dry fire or three much better than regular cotton. And for whatever reason, it seems to wick juice better and has a great flavor. I may have to try wrapping a coil around some gauze, but that sort of defeats the purpose and ease of swapping wicks out.
It is a huge pain in the ..... I did the quickie rewick of my PT2. The one where the guy in the vid just rewicks the existing coil with cotton in about 5 seconds. First, my old eyes struggle to see the opening in the coil. Lit magnifying glass on the way from Amazon. Second, it's like trying to thread a needle with weak, constantly shifting thread. Third, if you over twist or don't use *just* the right amount of cotton, you get MAJOR gurgling and leaking and no smoke. I'm still trying to figure it out.
And it looks so easy in the vid.
Addendum: I did buy a ball of cotton yarn to try as wicks in the KFL clone. Yarn has a little sturdiness to it, ya know?
By the way.....
I see James 'liked' my post about Mt Baker giving us all free R91s after the view number on this thread hits a million.
I can only assume that makes it a done deal. Hurray!
I see James 'liked' my post about Mt Baker giving us all free R91s after the view number on this thread hits a million.
I can only assume that makes it a done deal. Hurray!
It is a huge pain in the ..... I did the quickie rewick of my PT2. The one where the guy in the vid just rewicks the existing coil with cotton in about 5 seconds. First, my old eyes struggle to see the opening in the coil. Lit magnifying glass on the way from Amazon. Second, it's like trying to thread a needle with weak, constantly shifting thread. Third, if you over twist or don't use *just* the right amount of cotton, you get MAJOR gurgling and leaking and no smoke. I'm still trying to figure it out.
And it looks so easy in the vid.
Addendum: I did buy a ball of cotton yarn to try as wicks in the KFL clone. Yarn has a little sturdiness to it, ya know?
Cotton yarn is something I would like to try. I have quit trying to recoil any of my clearos. I've pretty much given up on them, although I do like the iClear 30, and think I'd like the iClear 16, perhaps some of the new ones. But really, I'm a dripper anymore. I'd rather put any future atomizer purchases toward something like a Kayfun/Russian, perhaps a Kraken. Where did you pick up your cotton yarn? I feel like it would stand up to the heat of a low resistance coil about as well as gauze does.
Oh, I'm sure he's sending you one just for thinking of it. Genius! I suppose we need to start spamming this thread, we should hit a million in a couple days.
I bought it at some big crafting store in a strip mall. Michaels. 2 bucks for a big ball or hank or whatever they call it. I don't think it's sterilized or anything, but make sure you buy it undyed and unperfumed. Yes, they perfume some of them. They do weird things to yarn.
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