Good evening! Finally found an ecig, after several expensive purchased, that worked for me. I've been quit since 4/14/14, super excited about that. I'm open to suggestions, tips, techniques etc
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Welcome to ECF. Congrats on being cig free for 4 months, and glad you have the device that is keeping you off of cigs.
Thanks I do have a question. I order a lot of juice from Mt. Baker Vapor and I think most of them are fantastic. I have seen videos on dripping to test the quality of the juice. Any suggestions on what I should get? I'm not looking to spend an arm and a leg. Just got off the chat with MBV and they suggest the Bauway 306. Thoughts?
I do have a question. I order a lot of juice from Mt. Baker Vapor and I think most of them are fantastic. I have seen videos on dripping to test the quality of the juice. Any suggestions on what I should get? I'm not looking to spend an arm and a leg. Just got off the chat with MBV and they suggest the Bauway 306. Thoughts?
Welcome MichelleVA to ECF. If you venture on to other vendors for e-liquid try to buy samples.....this will save you some $. Also you can try different ratios of PG/VG. Congrats o being cigarette free.
Good Luck to You,,,Happy Vaping!!!
Good Luck to You,,,Happy Vaping!!!
Congrats on four months of getting healthier.Good evening! Finally found an ecig, after several expensive purchased, that worked for me. I've been quit since 4/14/14, super excited about that. I'm open to suggestions, tips, techniques etc
I got nothing on the MBV testing thing. Let us know how it works out.
its a fun little hobby welcome to the community!! at the 4 month mark I would only worry about trying different tanks that suit you. I wouldn't worry about building atty's yet or mixing liquids it can get frustrating early on but definitely consider it in the future, they both save you a lot of money in the long run. I'd try different tanks and clearomizers to find your preferences this early on and research to learn what you might want to try in the future have fun with it and don't take on too much at once nothing wrong with baby steps!
welcome to the community!! at the 4 month mark I would only worry about trying different tanks that suit you. I wouldn't worry about building atty's yet or mixing liquids it can get frustrating early on but definitely consider it in the future, they both save you a lot of money in the long run. I'd try different tanks and clearomizers to find your preferences this early on and research to learn what you might want to try in the future have fun with it and don't take on too much at once nothing wrong with baby steps!
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A 306 is an excellent choice for dripping/taste testing. I don't know anything about Bauway brand though. I prefer the Cisco 306 from Avid Vaper.
If you want more advice on dripping, there's an entire thread devoted to people who prefer dripping on old-style (non-rebuildable) atties: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/atomizers-cartridges/405910-regular-atty-drippers-dying-breed.html
DancingHeretik I received my order today and I think I broke them already. It tasted sooooo bad! Not sure what I did wrong. Have tried to contact MBV support, waiting to hear back. Unfortunately there are no instructions, lol! I'm heading over to the thread you supplied about dripping now
I'm so sorry you're having so much trouble.
Just get started reading the thread. Then, once you get some basic info to start with, you can always skip ahead to the end and ask any questions. There are some good teachers there.
Just get started reading the thread. Then, once you get some basic info to start with, you can always skip ahead to the end and ask any questions. There are some good teachers there.
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