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Most clearos are designed so that they can be laid down. That doesn't mean they won't leak, only that they shouldn't! In fact, with short wick top coil clearos, it is recommended that you tip them on their side every once in a while to ensure the juice is getting to the wicks.
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A bottom coil clearo will leak. Count on it.
Has nothing to do with laying on its side, they just leak after use. Some juices (usually citrus ones in my experience) can cause them to leak faster than other ones.
I'm sticking to carto tanks, they don't leak as often.
IMHO.
Has nothing to do with laying on its side, they just leak after use. Some juices (usually citrus ones in my experience) can cause them to leak faster than other ones.
I'm sticking to carto tanks, they don't leak as often.
IMHO.
I've been vaping on mini protanks for the past few months and haven't had a single leak once I learned not to screw the tank on too tight. If you over tighten, the head can sometime become loose when taking off the tank and juice can then leak out the bottom. I'm using 100% vg juices for what its worth.
I have 7 bottom coil clearos and only one has leaked. It didn't start to leak until I dropped it. I've had them for 2 month's now.
100% VG is super thick, not likely to leak so you have it right there.
I think the biggest problem I had was that I was going to a shop that had all the store supplied juices (god knows how long they sat before being sold) that are usually 80/20.
Better juices, better tanks, and a better MOD has made my vaping experience a thousand times better than my first e-go
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