Need direction on what to do

[vapbamafaye]

I have several differnt juices that I use on a daily basis and keep them loaded in the same tanks but I need to know what to do if I want to change a flavor in the middle of the day and don't have time or money to get a new wick. I can do a dry burn on the coil but can't get the flavor out of the wick and I just bought the wick so it is not that old and might not have to wash it and let it dry any suggestions? It was a minty flavor and I wanted to change out to a cream flavor.

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[Kalaniboi81]

Honestly i have had this issue before and i just filled my tank with the new juice. As long as you can at least clean out your tank and the only juice left is on the wick then after a few hits the the flavor should dissipate. One thing about mint flavors or menthol is that even after you clean out your tank if you don't swap out wicks you can still get that slightly minty cool taste for awhile. If the new juice has a strong enough flavor it should be able to drown out what little bit of old juice is left. VAPE ON!

 

[novamatt]

What he said. With flavors that are close to each other (changing from one fruit to another, one bakery flavor to another, etc.), you can just fill it back up and a few puffs will finish the older flavor in the wick. With things that are very strong (cinnamon, anise, mint/menthol, and such) or very different, it doesn't work as well that way and you should usually clean it out first.

If you have a flavor stuck in a wick that you don't want there, the other thing you can do in addition to dry burning is soak it in vodka (or Everclear if it's available in your state) overnight, take it out and let it dry, then dry burn a couple of times. That will usually clear it out.