Now I know what a flooded atty is like...

[OB1J3D1]

eGo mega type A with cart.

I thought my atty was going out on me. It was hard to draw and I was getting fluid in my mouth. The juice tasted/felt like dip or snus. Went home and disassembled my cart to clean it out and noticed lots of juice between the two plastic inserts in the tip and juice on the inner walls of the atty. On a hunch, I popped on my drip tip and vaped away. First 4-5 hits = very little vapor and hard draw. Then BOOM, clouds and the flavors of probably every juice I had put on that atty. It stayed that way for 7-10 hits then got to that familiar semi burnt taste.

So, in the end, I learned what a flodded atty is like and also that juice sweet spot... It also seemed to "clean" it out a bit - if that makes any sense.

Just wanted to share...

 

[DC2]

Yes, indeed you do.

 

[thegoodstuff]

Nothing worse then getting a mouthful of juice. If I flood it I simply remove the atty blow it out, put it back together puff it, then re-drip prime the atty again by puffing it like a cigar, add 2 drops or so and good to go.

 

[WomanOfHeart]

Completely makes sense. If you hear gurgling, there's no vapor and the draw is hard then your atty is screaming "HELP! I'm drowning!" Show your atty some love with a little "mouth to atty" and the world will vape right again.

 

[Raynen]

I definitely have had my fair shares of flooded attys, burn taste attys, dry attys, sizzling attys...
But it's still worth staying off analogs!

 

[enree]

It is good for manufacturers to know this problem. Perhaps it could encourage them to come up with better models.

 

[OB1J3D1]

Completely makes sense. If you hear gurgling, there's no vapor and the draw is hard then your atty is screaming "HELP! I'm drowning!" Show your atty some love with a little "mouth to atty" and the world will vape right again.

I should have thought of blowing it out!