No designation on cotton?

[claytronmeans]

I'm hoping this hasn't been covered, but I wasn't particularly sure of where it may be posted. I bought some cotton from Kroger labeled 100% pure cotton, however it has no designation anywhere on the package as to whether it is bleached or unbleached. I was wondering if there was a way to differentiate between the two?

 

[RedNBlack]

No way to know, unless labeled as such.
Best I have found, CVS 100% sterile, but it still gets a boil.....
seams to help reduce the "wet cotton taste".

 

[claytronmeans]

Appreciate it, I guess I'll be heading to the drug store before my nimbus gets here.

 

[K_Tech]

Your best bet is to assume that it's been bleached unless stated otherwise as RedNBlack said.

I'm currently using Walgreen's organic cotton balls, but still boil them in filtered water.

 

[Subdivisions]

Your best bet is to assume that it's been bleached unless stated otherwise as RedNBlack said.

I'm currently using Walgreen's organic cotton balls, but still boil them in filtered water.

I use the same cotton but don't boil it. It has a cottony taste for the first 4 or 5 hits then it goes away. There's probably a little hydrogen peroxide in them but that basically vaporizes to water plus an extra oxygen atom

 

[Bill's Magic Vapor]

Cotton with a hydrogen peroxide treatment is my preferred cotton. I don't boil it either. After a few draws, all I get is great taste. I also use cotton wicks made for candles, and find it easiest to work with on some builds, and again, in a few draws, Heaven. Good luck!

 

[emus]

I use kroger cotton balls; they are great.

 

[Dakota Jim]

I don't boil my cotton either just as I never used to boil my cigarettes

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