New juice in the mail/Cleaning Protank

[SoonerChris]

Got some new juice coming from MBV today and want to give it a try. What the best and quickest way to clean out my Protanks of current juice in prep for the new?

 

[Str8_Aim]

1. Rinse everything under warm water until you can't smell your juice any more and until the wicks look clean. Dry everything and blot the wicks dry. Fill with new juice and vape. It will be light tasting/vaping until the water is totally gone from the wicks and might give off the taste of the last juice but it will switch to your new juice pretty fast.

2. Rinse all under warm water, dry and switch to the other coil head it came with.

I have 2 Pro Tanks and 4 juices I use on a regular basis so I clean and vape a lot. Have 3 more Pro Tanks coming in today's vape mail so I won't have to do that as much...well until I have more juices I use in my rotation that is.

 

[SoonerChris]

1. Rinse everything under warm water until you can't smell your juice any more and until the wicks look clean. Dry everything and blot the wicks dry. Fill with new juice and vape. It will be light tasting/vaping until the water is totally gone from the wicks and might give off the taste of the last juice but it will switch to your new juice pretty fast.

2. Rinse all under warm water, dry and switch to the other coil head it came with.

I have 2 Pro Tanks and 4 juices I use on a regular basis so I clean and vape a lot. Have 3 more Pro Tanks coming in today's vape mail so I won't have to do that as much...well until I have more juices I use in my rotation that is.

Totally forgot about the other heads I have that came with the tank. Seems to be the easiest and quickest. Thanks.

 

[Str8_Aim]

Glad I could remind ya.

 

[phunksouljah]

Soaking in vodka seems to be working well when I need to switch juices. Also using compressed air helps with the drying process.

 

[Smokachino]

I second the vodka suggestion, especially for stubborn juices. I soak mine (sometimes overnight), then rinse under warm water, shake out and either pat dry with a paper towel or just let dry. Works great for when you run out of spares

 

[E_DeCastro]

i run it under luke warm water.

 

[JonnyB88]

Soaking in vodka seems to be working well when I need to switch juices. Also using compressed air helps with the drying process.

I never thought about compressed air for quick-drying! Thanks!

If I'm going from a fruit flavor to a fruit flavor, then I usually just use warm water. Anything else (bakery, desserts, etc) I do a vodka soak.