I really love vaping, but I'm starting to get discouraged. I just got some new juice and I feel like it may be to thick. Two or three hits taste ok, then it tastes like crap. I am using an itaste clk with and aspire tank. I have had it for two weeks and I feel like my coil should not be bad yet. Help me out here I know nothing. Thanks any and all.
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What's the PG/VG ratio of your juice?
Higher VG juices can have wicking problems depending on what type of atty you are using.
You can always try diluting your juice with a tiny bit of distilled water, rum, or vodka, depending on what flavour you have.
Higher VG juices can have wicking problems depending on what type of atty you are using.
You can always try diluting your juice with a tiny bit of distilled water, rum, or vodka, depending on what flavour you have.
I have experienced the same issues with my Russian 91's and Nauti's when I was using them. Bought 2 big bottles of juice that simply would not wick fast enough, too thick. Was having to constantly prime the wicks before every pull and then would have to deal with the leaking from priming too much. If I didn't, dry hit. I rebuilt them numerous times with no change. Went back to my go-to juice and problem went away. Was a rough time.........So I do believe juice can be too thick for some atty's to handle. Moved on to drippers and never looked back.
I was told that some juices made for dripping are quite thicker than for tank filler juice. Just a thought.
Personally, I would stay away from vaping alcohol.. I would definitely grab myself some USP Grade PG (Propylene Glycol), which is very liquid and can be used to safely 'water down' your juice.
I would definitely grab myself some USP Grade PG (Propylene Glycol), which is very liquid and can be used to safely 'water down' your juice.
1: sounds like a wicking issue.
2: have you been vaping the same coil for 2 weeks? Did you try changing the coil?
depending on the flavor of juice (some really dark heavy sweet juices) i have coils only last 3 days.
there are things you can do to increase the longevity of a coil, those things depend on the type and make of your coil, but ultimately... coils need to be changed more frequently than every 2 weeks if that is your all day vape tank.
Also if i read what you are saying right...using the same coil for different flavors of juice is not going to help make things taste good. New flavor....new coil!!! OR each flavor gets its own tank.
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