I keep hearing about this stuff! I have to give it a try since I heard of Nicoticket the same way and have no regrets...
Do they actually sell it at Walmart or do you have to go to a crafts store of some kind?
I got it at walmart...
I keep hearing about this stuff! I have to give it a try since I heard of Nicoticket the same way and have no regrets...
Do they actually sell it at Walmart or do you have to go to a crafts store of some kind?
I got it at walmart...
I wicked up with a little Wakonda/ Doodle blend at let it rip. O.K I'm sold!! Great flavor and vapor production right off the bat. The heat was put to it with a fresh Sony VTC5. The flavors are very clean and I pulled it down until the wick was almost dry with no bad flavor or burnt hit.
Would you say this is better than the Koh Gen Do? I only ask because I went from using 100% cotton, to Organic cotton, to Koh Gen Do (waiting for it to come back in stock at Sephora) to possibly this instead. Since I saw that you used the KGD, I was wondering what you thought of a comparison. I also really don't want to have to boil it, and that's why I liked the KGD the best so far.
Thanks in advance!
I keep hearing about this stuff! I have to give it a try since I heard of Nicoticket the same way and have no regrets...
Do they actually sell it at Walmart or do you have to go to a crafts store of some kind?
I may have a foot or ten to spare.....![]()
I've never boiled anything. With KGD it was a teensy bit of flavor from the wick, with cellocotton nothing but juice and as was said no burnt wick even when you try. If you stay with KGD you will be very happy so no need to run out and get some. Now you just know it's there if you want it!(And FYI please don't boil the KGD as it will become a pan full of fluff and be useless...)
I would have to say the jury is still out. I would like to spend a little more time with it before making that determination. Both produce nice clean flavors. I am intrigued by the fact that when I pulled it down, I got no adverse flavors or burnt hits. I don't think I would boil the CC though as I would imagine, it would end up a mess.
Koh Gen Do is still my go to however but, as of right now, I am highly impressed!
( P.S I don't know if the rinsing was necessary but I gave it a shot anyway)
I would have to say the jury is still out. I would like to spend a little more time with it before making that determination. Both produce nice clean flavors. I am intrigued by the fact that when I pulled it down, I got no adverse flavors or burnt hits. I don't think I would boil the CC though as I would imagine, it would end up a mess.
Koh Gen Do is still my go to however but, as of right now, I am highly impressed!
( P.S I don't know if the rinsing was necessary but I gave it a shot anyway)
I may have a foot or ten to spare.....![]()
Me too lol