Sorry can't help with any of that Khala, but I do know that vv can make all the difference when things line up right.
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Yes, we are aware of this and it was not necessary to repeat it! Why in the world can't this just be left alone, you got what you wanted so there is really no need for this! There are some valid points on both ends. Or should I go back and dig my reply back up as well! No, what's the point.
I find that reduced vapor production is the only real sign. I don't let them get to the point where the draw tightens up that much or there's a burnt taste. The way I clean them is to rinse thoroughly in hot water, pop the stem and rubber grommet off, toss the old flavor wicks, dry burn, rinse again (some don't do this, but I do), and then put in a couple strands to replace the old flavor wicks. replace the stem and grommet, and let it dry.
No, Ralphie was at the vet gettin repaired while you were out. He's on the couch waggin his tail, but I haven't seen him make it past that yet. You should go give him a belly rub & a biscuit.
on another note i'm currently vaping cheesecake grahm and
Never!! I've got a '62 SG that came straight from the factory in Kalamazoo. It needs some help, but I'm happy just leaving it the way it is. I'm afraid it might reject the new parts.
Because we stopped talking about them & they're craving attention again.
I'd like to say i'm pretty darn new here and to vaping and every question i've asked has been answered right away in this thread without ever having to scroll through a page.
Look, squirrel!!
Hope your not talkin' 'bout that cucumber
She was Uno!! She was!!! Don't let her play dumb!!
Miss molly... in the words of a very old man...
PHBBT!!!!
MOV got me with one of those... Pendragon... and it's delicious!
(yes, I'm enabling)
I find that reduced vapor production is the only real sign. I don't let them get to the point where the draw tightens up that much or there's a burnt taste. The way I clean them is to rinse thoroughly in hot water, pop the stem and rubber grommet off, toss the old flavor wicks, dry burn, rinse again (some don't do this, but I do), and then put in a couple strands to replace the old flavor wicks. replace the stem and grommet, and let it dry.
Yep, everything he said.
WHAT??? You can specify what you want for the free sample?? I got Cucumber mint too...and had the same reaction. I tried it...it wasn't that bad, but honestly, how GOOD would cucumbers and mint really be, lol.
Iffin you're gonna get a posse started Sheriff I'm inYes, we are aware of this and it was not necessary to repeat it! Why in the world can't this just be left alone, you got what you wanted so there is really no need for this! There are some valid points on both ends. Or should I go back and dig my reply back up as well! No, what's the point.
I clean when....
The taste pretty much disappears.
or
The smoke level goes way down.
or
You get a toasty taste that won't go away.
To clean the coils I take off the chimney, dump the flavor wicks and let the head sit in alcohol overnight. Then I put the coils in super hot water to get rid of the alcohol funk. Let airdry, put in new flavor wicks, put chimney back on. This buys you about another 4 days.
I don't like to dry burn, as this fries the conductor and then the head is toast.
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You could always go over to the other MBV thread ..... I hear they only post half fast ............ just sayin'
Ok, have I missed something? I don't get this, but then again, seems to be happening a lot lately.
I corrected you, Sir
Why thank you friend...do you like pizza?
Good evening everyone. It looks like I missed an interesting day. Unfortunately I am to tired to go back and catch up. Anyone have a cliff notes version?
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