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Whaaat? Tailpiing is awesome with the right atty, the only way to vape penstyle atties imo. Better flavor than with a whistle tip and dripping is a breeze... 
Well my original 357 was down to 1.3 ohms and was starting to lose a slight bit of performance even after the frequent Everclear soakings. I decided to look into the burn a little myself yesterday since I knew I had a backup if I screwed it up.
I soaked it as usual, then blew out excess Everclear from batty end of course. I used a dropper and added 3 drops of Everclear back into it and did a short burst burn. I repeated this process a few times and added more alcohol in between. Once I was done I soaked for a minute and blew out the excess again.
When I went to use it the performance was a tad puny but I had a good feeling that I just needed to rid the alcohol to get this atty purring again. It took a bit of puny puffing before the atty sprung back to life. Now it is working AWESOME!!! Oh and now it also reads 1.5ohms again instead of 1.3
I've always been leery of the dry burns but with the alcohol in there I felt a little less worried. I'm glad I took the risk though as the atty is back to stellar performance. Over a month old now. I am tickled!!!
I soaked it as usual, then blew out excess Everclear from batty end of course. I used a dropper and added 3 drops of Everclear back into it and did a short burst burn. I repeated this process a few times and added more alcohol in between. Once I was done I soaked for a minute and blew out the excess again.
When I went to use it the performance was a tad puny but I had a good feeling that I just needed to rid the alcohol to get this atty purring again. It took a bit of puny puffing before the atty sprung back to life. Now it is working AWESOME!!! Oh and now it also reads 1.5ohms again instead of 1.3
I've always been leery of the dry burns but with the alcohol in there I felt a little less worried. I'm glad I took the risk though as the atty is back to stellar performance. Over a month old now. I am tickled!!!
Well my original 357 was down to 1.3 ohms and was starting to lose a slight bit of performance even after the frequent Everclear soakings. I decided to look into the burn a little myself yesterday since I knew I had a backup if I screwed it up.
I soaked it as usual, then blew out excess Everclear from batty end of course. I used a dropper and added 3 drops of Everclear back into it and did a short burst burn. I repeated this process a few times and added more alcohol in between. Once I was done I soaked for a minute and blew out the excess again.
When I went to use it the performance was a tad puny but I had a good feeling that I just needed to rid the alcohol to get this atty purring again. It took a bit of puny puffing before the atty sprung back to life. Now it is working AWESOME!!! Oh and now it also reads 1.5ohms again instead of 1.3
I've always been leery of the dry burns but with the alcohol in there I felt a little less worried. I'm glad I took the risk though as the atty is back to stellar performance. Over a month old now. I am tickled!!!
did you do the burn based on the instructions provided here on this thread?
also, do what color should the coils be? Mine are black? is this a sign that a dry burn might be helpful? how to you know when they are gunked up?
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If the coil is black, it's caked up with carbon residue leftover from the juice. The only thing that'll get that off is burning.
@laurel099 - yeah, with a bit of practice, you can literally see (and smell) the gunk turning to ash on the glowing coil. When it's burning off, it's smoke that's coming out of the atty, not vapor.
@laurel099 - yeah, with a bit of practice, you can literally see (and smell) the gunk turning to ash on the glowing coil. When it's burning off, it's smoke that's coming out of the atty, not vapor.
Well my original 357 was down to 1.3 ohms and was starting to lose a slight bit of performance even after the frequent Everclear soakings. I decided to look into the burn a little myself yesterday since I knew I had a backup if I screwed it up.
I soaked it as usual, then blew out excess Everclear from batty end of course. I used a dropper and added 3 drops of Everclear back into it and did a short burst burn. I repeated this process a few times and added more alcohol in between. Once I was done I soaked for a minute and blew out the excess again.
When I went to use it the performance was a tad puny but I had a good feeling that I just needed to rid the alcohol to get this atty purring again. It took a bit of puny puffing before the atty sprung back to life. Now it is working AWESOME!!! Oh and now it also reads 1.5ohms again instead of 1.3
I've always been leery of the dry burns but with the alcohol in there I felt a little less worried. I'm glad I took the risk though as the atty is back to stellar performance. Over a month old now. I am tickled!!!
I always thought u were supposed to dry burn completely dry...no everclear here, but would this work with 91% ISO?
I hope so cause thats what I use now in the ultrasonic and its been working real well for me so far. Btw I went from hating these to really love'n them
I hope so cause thats what I use now in the ultrasonic and its been working real well for me so far. Btw I went from hating these to really love'n them
how are you cleaning them ultrasonically? Do you have a machine?
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http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tips-tricks/170725-ultrasonic-cleaning-atomizers-very-best-way.html
Edit Thank you Jessica for the great CS!!
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I absolutely swear these attys do not work with BWB malty's They are the one liquid I have an issue with.
Love the U/S cleaner for attys. It's also useful for smoke encrusted and yellow tar stained jewelry. It took me 2 months to do all mine!
I have totally been using the darwin for this. it is perfect for this application.
been reading a ton about the ultrasonic cleaners. anyone use one with a HH 357? if so, did you use alcohol or just distilled water?
also I asked this before but anyone else vape malty or malty toffee? This atty does not seem to be able to handle this.
also I asked this before but anyone else vape malty or malty toffee? This atty does not seem to be able to handle this.
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