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[petrotech]

that awkward moment after you clean your mod and it's hitting so good that you accidentally run the battery down to 3.1 volts.



what's everyone use to clean there mods with?

 

[Cloudd]

Autosol for stainless steel parts, talc and paper for softer metal parts (brass, copper, silver). Wash off anything sticky with soap, thinner if necessary. Body only that is.

 

[petrotech]

I use vinegar and salt...used to only use it on copper mods, then I got drunk one night and used it on stainless and it worked pretty good. let it soak, give everything a scrub with a toothbrush and/or bottle brush. rinse, dry with towel, then an air compressor if I want to vape right away.

 

[supertrunker]

cleaning?

T

 

[SUPER K]

cleaning?

T

Character removal.

 

[coilburner]

I would throw away that battery.

 

[roxynoodle]

I vaped one down to 2.96v. I thought I wrecked it, but its fine. The Gus Phenomenon Lite is a fine tank

 

[Cloudd]

Efest bio V2 charger has a over-discharged battery recovery function (or so they say) but I think that would have changed the structure of the battery itself, I won't sub-ohm with it if I were you.

Chemistry time: Salt and vinegar makes a solution in chemical equilibrium containing hydrochloric acid, sodium acetate, sodium cholride, acetic acid and water.

If you need small amount of strong (not pure ofc) sodium hydroxide for the cleaning, use a butane torch, torch up some baking soda or scrubbing soda in a stainless steel spoon until the water it gives off dries up, forming a bright white powder. That is sodium oxide, now add the powder to water to form hydroxide. (of course you could just buy lye) <-- this is ill advised for clumsy people

 

[petrotech]

I would throw away that battery.

I've been monitoring it, no issues. 2.5 v is technically the lowest discharge rating.