I use repositionable paper labels (from Avery) and/or colored rubber bands. You could also try Zooker's trick of making tank wraps with glass paint (such a great idea!!).
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I use repositionable paper labels (from Avery) and/or colored rubber bands. You could also try Zooker's trick of making tank wraps with glass paint (such a great idea!!).
Bah, well the whole thing didn't work out so great...my glass paints were old. Yesterday when I was sure everything was completely dry, I went to remove them from the plastic, and they were stuck. stuckstuckstuck. I tore a couple of them trying to get them off, a couple got stretched out of shape, and the ones that did come off ok really didn't look that great on the protank once there was juice inside, it made the colors look yucky. So they went in the trash, lol. Oh well, kept me occupied for an afternoon anyway.
I'm going to dig through my nail polish stash and try some nail appliques like Tina suggested, that sounds fast and easy! Think I have some hearts and flowers and a bajillion other things.
It was worth a try, sorry it didn't work out...ummmm, now I'm a little worried about your truck window, tho....
*goes to Google "nail appliques"*
I'll take 4 packs of coils for the price of 3...sure.
I will post something this weekend on it once I get all my ducks in a row on this.
however someone just suggested I just use stickers to explain the issue with the box.
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That was my first thought too, but I thought you would've already thought of it. If it makes anything better, it seems that it happened to another vendor too...you're not aloneI will post something this weekend on it once I get all my ducks in a row on this.
however someone just suggested I just use stickers to explain the issue with the box.
Eric I'm not worried about it because you always take care of us and it's not like those coils were super expensive anyways... I'll probably never use them but PAlEease what's a few bucks when you've always stood behind your products... That's why I don't know if you noticed but the last time I had a problem with a product I wrote you... You said ship it on back and offered to replace it and I didn't even bother... Bottom line is buying from you saves me money even if I have to eat a few bucks here and there... You're always pleasant to deal with and so far from what I can see so is everyone else here!
Ree
Vaping since 5/12/12
Ree
Vaping since 5/12/12
I use repositionable paper labels (from Avery) and/or colored rubber bands. You could also try Zooker's trick of making tank wraps with glass paint (such a great idea!!).
I'm not sure about that after reading her response but I used to make candles and decorate Christmas ornaments sooooo I'm thinking glitter hot glue gun..... Hmmmm Mmmmmmm....... Mmmmmmwwwwwwaaahhhhhh
Ree
Vaping since 5/12/12
The glitter glue is actually a very good idea, it should peel right off when you want to change it.
That sounds like a great idea, Ree! Hope you're feeling better, now!
Sorry your paints didn't work out, Zooker! Hope you can find those little nail appliques and that they work. I used to have some, back when I was a nail technician, but I cannot find my collection.
I had a question to anyone who has the Kanger eVod batteries. Do you use a lanyard for them? If so, what type? I'm thinking the regular eGo ones won't work, since the buttons on the Kanger eVod's are flush with the battery. I even read from another vendor that they won't. My husband is insisting they will (he doesn't even have those kind of batteries, he has eGos). I'm just curious, because I have a few of the eGo lanyards that are lying around doing nothing. Once I get my Kanger batteries, I'm giving my eGo batteries to someone who could use them and might include the lanyards, also. I just don't want to give my hot pink one away if it'll work. TIA!
I hope you are all having a great evening! Hubby and I didn't wake up until 6:15 pm and I am just now able to catch up with my subscriptions on ECF. I am sleeping heavier than normal, as I'm not hearing my alarm go off on my phone. That or the alarms aren't working. Guess I'll have to figure out how to set the alarm clock on top of the headboard. I swear, I am an airhead when it comes to electronics! *sigh*
Take care, everyone!
That sounds like a great idea, Ree! Hope you're feeling better, now!
Sorry your paints didn't work out, Zooker! Hope you can find those little nail appliques and that they work. I used to have some, back when I was a nail technician, but I cannot find my collection.
I had a question to anyone who has the Kanger eVod batteries. Do you use a lanyard for them? If so, what type? I'm thinking the regular eGo ones won't work, since the buttons on the Kanger eVod's are flush with the battery. I even read from another vendor that they won't. My husband is insisting they will (he doesn't even have those kind of batteries, he has eGos). I'm just curious, because I have a few of the eGo lanyards that are lying around doing nothing. Once I get my Kanger batteries, I'm giving my eGo batteries to someone who could use them and might include the lanyards, also. I just don't want to give my hot pink one away if it'll work. TIA!
I hope you are all having a great evening! Hubby and I didn't wake up until 6:15 pm and I am just now able to catch up with my subscriptions on ECF. I am sleeping heavier than normal, as I'm not hearing my alarm go off on my phone. That or the alarms aren't working. Guess I'll have to figure out how to set the alarm clock on top of the headboard. I swear, I am an airhead when it comes to electronics! *sigh*
Take care, everyone!
I'll go check out a lanyard for ya real quick, and see if they will work!
Nope, won't work. The thing is, on the Ego battery the button is up on the collar area, giving the lanyard dealio a place to sit, there's just no place for it to sit on the Evod, it goes up over the threads and also rattles around because it's diameter is too large for the Kanger battery.
You could probably figure out something else to use for the loop part though, even a rubber o-ring? Then the little claw clip can go around that, that's how they make those charm things to hang on tanks.
Thanks, Zooker for checking and for the idea! I'll see if hubby can do that for me! He has a huge o-ring kit and had used one to put my butterfly charm on my MVP's beauty ring. I don't like the idea of the leather eGo lanyards, as they'll hide my pretty colored Kangers!
Has anyone experienced a cloudy screen on a mod? I had my Vamo with me at the lake yesterday and it was really hot and now the screen looks foggy...
can upry the plastic off somehow to clean it?
can upry the plastic off somehow to clean it?
Another option is duct tape~~have you seen all the new adorable prints and colors that duct tape comes in? Omigosh, I just bought a really pretty roll of flowered duct tape yesterday to put in the AC in my future daughter-in-law's kitchen window, she went so crazy over that tape that I left her the remainder of the roll to play with. I'm going to go back to walmart and buy a couple more diff designs and decorate my black 1300mah spinner batteries. Although, it's killin' me now Eric has them in Purple, (pink too) and I'm totally lusting after the purple one.
Hello Kitty duct tape would be awesome! I have seen some at Walmart, I believe! The flowers you have are pretty, too! The lanyard has a clip that holds the ring onto it, so an o-ring will be perfect! I'll wait to try and put an o-ring on it until I get my kit, though. Thanks again!
Has anyone experienced a cloudy screen on a mod? I had my Vamo with me at the lake yesterday and it was really hot and now the screen looks foggy...
Sorry, kalebk07. I haven't worked with APV's, specifically the Vamo, long enough to know if you can do it. I don't take my APV's out of the house for fear I'll break one! I'm a big klutz! I've had a notebook computer screen ruined from moisture. It wasn't bad enough to have to replace, though. Hope you find a solution!
It's about time I head out of here, so I'll talk to you all later!
Again, have a great evening, everyone!
It's probably just some extra moisture from the air got stuck in your Vamo. You would have to take the entire head apart to remove the screen. The top cap is press fit into the top of the tube (that first seam near the top is where the two parts meet), and that can be carefully removed. The other option is to put your Vamo in a bag of rice and see if it absorbs the extra moisture...people do that with other personal electronics to dry them out.Has anyone experienced a cloudy screen on a mod? I had my Vamo with me at the lake yesterday and it was really hot and now the screen looks foggy...
Has anyone experienced a cloudy screen on a mod? I had my Vamo with me at the lake yesterday and it was really hot and now the screen looks foggy...
Hi Kalebk! I just found this video on YouTube that shows how to take your Vamo apart. Someone in a Facebook group had a problem with their Vamo and this was a response to it.
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