New to attys!!

[KalebK]

Hey everyone, so I got a low resistance 510 atty a while ago and just had it in a drawer because I could never get the hang of dripping and it just frustrated me because I would always get that nasty burnt taste. However today I got several new juices in and I figured that the atty would be a good way to try thembut I need help, how do I use the thing? its easy to change flavors right?? Thanks for reading!!

 

[six]

Assuming you cleaned it before putting it away:

Prime the atty with ~6-7 drops of the liquid you intend to use. If it is still giving you a burnt taste, add another couple of drops. If it is still giving you a burnt taste, then you probably scorched the wick before and you'll need to de-wick it. It's easy and can be done with a toothpick in about 30 seconds. I do not necessarily recommend debridging because that process is a bit more complex and can result in a leaking atty. I do occasionally debridge an atty, but for your purposes and the fact you only have the one atty, I think you should avoid it.

As to changing flavors: For a lot of mellower flavors or similar flavors, just blowing the excess juice out of the atty is usually enough to get rid of the previous flavor so you can move on to the next. For stronger flavors or when switching between very dissimilar flavors, you might need to give you atty a quick bath in PGA or vodka and blow it out. After a vodka bath and blow out, I shake my attys sort of like a thermometer to remove any residual alcohol before priming and vaping again.

Hope that helps!

 

[KalebK]

Assuming you cleaned it before putting it away:

Prime the atty with ~6-7 drops of the liquid you intend to use. If it is still giving you a burnt taste, add another couple of drops. If it is still giving you a burnt taste, then you probably scorched the wick before and you'll need to de-wick it. It's easy and can be done with a toothpick in about 30 seconds. I do not necessarily recommend debridging because that process is a bit more complex and can result in a leaking atty. I do occasionally debridge an atty, but for your purposes and the fact you only have the one atty, I think you should avoid it.

As to changing flavors: For a lot of mellower flavors or similar flavors, just blowing the excess juice out of the atty is usually enough to get rid of the previous flavor so you can move on to the next. For stronger flavors or when switching between very dissimilar flavors, you might need to give you atty a quick bath in PGA or vodka and blow it out. After a vodka bath and blow out, I shake my attys sort of like a thermometer to remove any residual alcohol before priming and vaping again.

Hope that helps!

Yea it did, thanks so much!!