Plastic tanks

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JC87

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If you are worried about breaking glass and dont want to deal with the risk of cracking another plastic tank, the Delta II is a very nice tank with minimal glass, though the counterbalance is it makes it harder to clean because the area between the chimney and the reservoir where the e-liquid goes is very tight and cant be disassembled
 

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try to using Rubber Band on your RBA (Glass Tank), it is very helpfull..
i was drop my vaporizer few times ago, but it still okay.. :)

Dude! That's clever, and I look forward to presenting it as my own idea. :) A little rubber bumper could definitely save some of more clumsy members from a mishap.
 

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I've not used a plastic (polycarbonate) tank since some Strawberry Lemonade juice totally melted a clearomizer before I had time to put it on my battery device. (Some two years ago.) Since then, its been pyrex glass only. Therefore, I don't have to be concerned whether the flavors I'm using will crack/melt/degrade/decompose/melt my tanks.

Something Safe for Cinnamon & Citrus Flavors
 
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kgnvapes

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I've heard talk of citrus, cinnamon, amaretto and potentially other flavours causing plastic tanks to crack. It's just not worth it! Considering there's no way to know what goes into some complex blends, it just seems pointless to bother with plastic. The only plastic tanks I ever bought were a few cheap EVOD-style throwaways to let my dad sample my juice collection in an effort to convert him from his tobacco habit. Haven't found a use for them since.
 
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