Confession. I've been holding mine wrapped up in a towel to keep it pretty.
No, you need a protection, but for the GG against the surfaces not your hands, lol
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No, you need a protection, but for the GG against the surfaces not your hands, lol
No, you need a protection, but for the GG against the surfaces not your hands, lol
But it's much easier to wipe fingerprints off if you don't get any on there in the first place.
But the basic reason for the towel, as you said, is so that I've got something handy to lay it on when I need to put it down. This is my home use only mod. I can walk around and look like an idiot and no one but the dog is any the wiser. 
Confession. I've been holding mine wrapped up in a towel to keep it pretty.
House a towel don't cut it brother. Towels are for Provari's we use microfiber cloths
Touche Captain, touche.
House, I just realized you're not a "brother"
but in fact a good looking "sister". I do apologize
House, I just realized you're not a "brother"
No problem.
I too thought house was a boy! Sorry house and like Steve said you are a very good looking girl!
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I dropped mine for the first time today . Forgot I had it in my jacket pocket and it fell off when I took off my jacket. Luckily the bottom cap was only affected when it hit the concrete floor, a little dent, nothing too serious.
On a side note, can someone give me some pointers on how they go about cleaning their GGTS components? Should I just dunk everything in boiling water? Or is there a different cleaning method for the brass pieces vs stainless steel pieces vs titanium pieces?
. Forgot I had it in my jacket pocket and it fell off when I took off my jacket. Luckily the bottom cap was only affected when it hit the concrete floor, a little dent, nothing too serious. On a side note, can someone give me some pointers on how they go about cleaning their GGTS components? Should I just dunk everything in boiling water? Or is there a different cleaning method for the brass pieces vs stainless steel pieces vs titanium pieces?
I have always used rubbing alcohol for cleaning everything electrical/metal, I don't know why it isn't recommended more in the world of APVs as it is in other fields (eg audio equipment), maybe imeo would be kind enough to give his opinion on alcohol...
builder, I dont have much experience on this issue but maybe my electronic engineer knows more. I will ask him and I will post what he told me
I have always used rubbing alcohol for cleaning everything electrical/metal, I don't know why it isn't recommended more in the world of APVs as it is in other fields (eg audio equipment), maybe imeo would be kind enough to give his opinion on alcohol...
I also use it to clean my high-fi points and I would guess its ok to clean with alcohol the connection points on the ggts like " buttons-pins-connectors"
I dropped mine for the first time today
On a side note, can someone give me some pointers on how they go about cleaning their GGTS components? Should I just dunk everything in boiling water? Or is there a different cleaning method for the brass pieces vs stainless steel pieces vs titanium pieces?
Here is some ways to clean ur GG you can also use alcohol on thread and connection points just not on the polishing tho
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/gg/355726-time-some-real-knowledge.html
I dropped mine for the first time today
On a side note, can someone give me some pointers on how they go about cleaning their GGTS components? Should I just dunk everything in boiling water? Or is there a different cleaning method for the brass pieces vs stainless steel pieces vs titanium pieces?
That happened to me also, I have learnt that I should never carry my daily GGTS in my shirt pocket
Little dent on a GGTS is not that bad, like many others say, it gives to it his own style or character, a mark of war
I'm not an expert on cleaning my GGTS (many utilize ultrasonic cleaners), I use a toothbrush, some hot water and hand soap.
It seems as though the damage from the fall might have affected the juice control on the Penelope, maybe it got slightly bent. It is a little tough to turn the juice control because I believe it is leaning a bit more towards one side. Therefore the juice control mouthpiece is rubbing hard against the top cap o-ring each time I turn it. I think this is the case at the moment, can't really tell though because it is very subtle. It doesn't really bother me but I would like to fix it somehow.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Where can I order another juice control piece? I don't see any on the CoV website or the e-smokeguru website.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Where can I order another juice control piece? I don't see any on the CoV website or the e-smokeguru website.
I think your issue is easy to be solved dok. Ok, screw every piece of Penelope in place and try to unscrew the mouthpiece. If you see that its rubbing the cap then push it with your thumb in the opossite way or try different ways to push the mouthpiece. After every new push try the mouthpiece to see its contition.
If you want to see if it's bent from the fall dok take it out and roll it on a table top.
I was thinking about this but didn't take the chance as I thought it might damage the threads or I may snap the juice control piece.
@CaptSteve - I actually tried this and it is very subtle that I could barely notice.
These are meant to be used, do not worry. A good polish makes the GGTS look brand new!
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