newby's question. does the taste depend on the atty?

[skazyjae]

Like if I dont change the atty or clean it out before I change the e-liquid, would the taste be wierd? or what would it be?

 

[Liv2Ski]

I change flavors often and usually just blow the atty out prior to flavor change. This works if you are changing flavors of the same family type (like coffee to tiramisu or chocolate cookie). If however you a switching from cinnamon or menthol to a fruit flavor you may want to clean the atty out with some plain PG of want2vape.com atty renew.

 

[MickeyRat]

I've seen at least one post that said, if you use atomic cinnamon in an atty, it's contaminated forever. I've found clove and menthol pretty hard to get out. A lot of it depends on you and the flavors. Do they work together? Can you take the weirdness for a little bit? You might be surprised what does work together. Banana and tobacco aren't bad.

 

[loden813]

I change flavors all the time when I drip, but have done nothing before changing. I do notice that on some of the stronger flavors, the taste will be mostly that last flavor, but not all the time. Agree with the above about blowing the atty out first and will try it the next time I change.

 

[Netzapper]

I've only been vaping for about 24 hours now, but I've tried out five flavors in that time.

I've essentially just been dripping the new flavor in on top of the old flavor. There is a small transitional period where the two flavors mix. But, it's seemed to be about two or three hits. This is mostly alternating between Vermont Vapors Cherry and Alpha. I have noticed that the clove flavor, which I just threw out, seems to mix poorly with all the other flavors.