So this morning I put in a new liquid, changed out the BVC (I have the nautilus mini), and let it sit for a while. Now mind you this juice was on clearance the other day, it was Adam Bombs Creamy Strawberry, and I wasn't able to sample it before buying. It definitely doesn't taste good to me. So I changed back to my other liquid, cleaned out the tank, and let that sit in the tank for awhile before vaping from it. I can still slightly taste the creamy strawberry. Is there any way to get rid of the strawberry taste without buying a brand new coil?
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Unfortunately, you'll just have to run a bunch of juice through it. Unless you know how to rebuild. If so, you can just replace the wick.
The wick in a nautilus mini is so small that its not going to take that long before you vape whatever is left on it and are just hitting the new juice.
Have you tried priming it? Puffing with the dripper attached? That usually helps me run the new liquid through faster. Best bet though would be to have a few extra coils lying around for just in case purposes! It sure has helped us out a lot. Lol
I've had a series of ... moments where a juice tastes great then it tastes bad. I tried swapping coils, different tanks, steeping, trying to determine if it is one of the handful of variables often suggested on the forum. It was driving me nuts, so I came up with a good level set way to identify between bad juice (poorly mixed, tainted, etc) and/or hardware problem. I keep a basic simple juice around. At the moment it's a grape Shisha (purple haze it is called) that is mostly PG. If a flavor starts to taste like garbage vomit, I dump the tank, rinse and add the grape Shisha. If it hits and tastes like grape then the previous juice goes straight to the garbage with no hesitation. Move on. Some juices are just bad, some start out good then go to bad. Life is too short to vape bad juice.
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BVC coils are pretty much impossible to rebuild due to that ceramic mesh that surrounds the coils.
The flavor will go away, eventually. You can also try vaping a little pure PG, VG (or a blend, with or without nicotine) to help speed up the process.
The flavor will go away, eventually. You can also try vaping a little pure PG, VG (or a blend, with or without nicotine) to help speed up the process.
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