Penny coil question
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You are very welcome Critter, it is a very easy and effective way to prolong the life of your wick and coil combinations. Providing you are not using cotton wick as that stuff burns pretty easy. Mine are all silica wick and this method works extremely well for these. I just did my Penelope tonight and back to vaping perfectly 
Nate aka Darth Vapor
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Ok. My coil was dulling. Taste turning metallic. Vapor production waning. So.....
Since u wasn't changing flavors, here is what I figured I'd try first. I did NOT water rinse (this time). I broke down the assembly to the atty. pulse burned and gently brushed the coil. Repeated this about 4-5 times. Brushing and blowing the crap off it. Dropped some more juice, reassembled and refilled. It's performing like a new coil.
Again. I opted for this first approach only because I'm not changing flavors and I wanted to see if this modified method works. Success!
Thanks for this tip. At some point I know I'll try the rinse method. But it's nice to have options.
Since u wasn't changing flavors, here is what I figured I'd try first. I did NOT water rinse (this time). I broke down the assembly to the atty. pulse burned and gently brushed the coil. Repeated this about 4-5 times. Brushing and blowing the crap off it. Dropped some more juice, reassembled and refilled. It's performing like a new coil.
Again. I opted for this first approach only because I'm not changing flavors and I wanted to see if this modified method works. Success!
Thanks for this tip. At some point I know I'll try the rinse method. But it's nice to have options.
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