How often do you rewick and how do you keep the coils from gunking up??? Curious minds have to know...
I have trouble figuring out the relationship between TFA and Signature. Since TFA doesn't make a flavor by that name, I presume that TFA Signature Organic Strawberry is a rebranding Signature name for an existing TFA strawberry flavor. All that aside, though, I'm so happy with the FlavourArt Red Touch Strawberry that my strawberry search is over.
The neat thing about wattage is that you don't necessarily have to change it when a new coil has a different resistance, because the mod changes the amount of voltage supplied based on the resistance of the coil. For example, I can get a vape that I like at 11 or 12 watts, regardless of whether the coil is 2.0 ohms or 0.4 ohms.
Although it's definitely not the most cost-effective way to buy nic, here's one of the places where you can purchase 24 mg/ml nic: Unflavored E Juice
Yes, that's my understanding as well, and yes, they obviously change the names on some of the flavors, which IMHO unnecessarily confuses things. My guess is that Signature Organic Strawberry is the same as the flavor that TFA simply calls "Strawberry".
The watts you vape at will involve several things. One of those things is your juices. When I was using my Nauti's with the 1.8 coil, I had to start at 7.5 & worked my way up to 8.5 to 10.0 Watts. I was vaping custard juices which burn easily. So around 9 watts tasted great, & didn't fry the juice in the coil & ruin the coil. Start low & take a few puffs, see how it tastes & how is the vapor. Then take a step up about 1 full watt & do it again. How is it? Keep doing this until you either start to get a burned taste or find a spot that is delicious & just stop there. If ypu get a burned taste then back down your watts a couple of points. Your screen might read , for example 10.0 watts when it starts to taste burned, but it was fine at 9.5. H the flavor was good there. So just go back down to 9.5 & that's your sweet spot for that juice & that coil. Another juice might let you go higher. You just have to try it to see.
Yup. And not to forget... flavor changes as the coil gets gunked up and the wick burns a bit. So adjustment as you go along (up or down) will keep your taste budz happy.
Jup, that's why I say if they try that, it will never hold up in court.
MFS, pretty sure ECX does, but I agree with others, get a locking freezer. It can be dangerous, but as someone said, not more than bleach and other chemicals.
True! That's why vaping is such a great adventure. It's a singular experience, because everyone is different.Yup. And not to forget... flavor changes as the coil gets gunked up and the wick burns a bit. So adjustment as you go along (up or down) will keep your taste budz happy.
I have one juice now that is best at 6.5w. Go figger.
No one has your taste buds. Most don't even have the juice you use. Many don't use the tank you use. Many don't have the mod you use. All of these things are a factor. Which is why no one can really tell you the best setting for you. Your sweet spot is yours alone.
MFS, or Ecigexpress is what I get. let them ship it in their plastic bottles because of the possibility of breakage over such a long shipping distance. But get dark colored glass bottles to move it to for long term freezer storage. It will keep better in glass. I wish I had a place for my own freezer. Most of mine is still in the plastic it came in because it's in my sister's freezer & I don't want to risk it getting broken. She has her kids (all grown) & husband in & out of her freezer & I don't know how careless they would be with it.
Oooo they WILL care... It's ok to get "that other stuff", but "vaping is more dangerous than smoking!"Meh. By that time Mary Jane will be legal everywhere and nobuddy will kare.
Mine was purchase a couple months ago and does not lock.I think all freezers come with a lock but how many folks know where the key got to?
Reely? Owned a few in the last 40 years or so and all had a key. Got a chest about 10 years ago and an upright about 2 years ago. But these were/are full size freezers. Maybe the smaller ones don't? Dunno.
I would if I were in my own place. I was horribly unorganized in most things, but there were a few things I had very organized. In my file cabinet was a file where I kept all the paperwork for whatever type of appliances/equipment etc that I bought. Including parts if they were small enough. Occasionally I'd go through it and toss out the paperwork for things I didn't own anymore. But that's where my key would be if I had one.I think all freezers come with a lock but how many folks know where the key got to?
Mine is a small upright with no lock. Which is fine since we never have kids around. I noticed when shopping for it though that many of the smaller ones do not lock.
