Plz, Atomizer Cleaning Guide Needed!

[jexmex]

So I have been vaping on my 2 atomizers (switching, in no order) for a little over a week. I have ran them under hot water a few times to clean them off when switching flavors (dont always do this when i have switched flavors, just sometimes).

So now I am sitting here trying to figure out how I should clean them, and how often. I dont have any vinegar or alcohol atm, and wont be able to get none for a few days.

So what is the best known procedure for cleaning your atty, and how often, etc.

THANKS!

 

[chris2650]

Well, I'm vaping since June, started with the blu (BAAAAD battery life), now on the 801 (BE112)

I've never cleaned the blu, the 801's I clean about once a week. Boil some water in the microwave, throw the atomizer in, swirl around, take out blow from the batt end, let dry, drip 2 drops of juice and after a few puffs it's good to go. I also tried the mouthwash thing but didn't like the aftertaste....

When is it time to clean? Well, I don;\'t kow, but I clean when a freshly topped cart doensn't produce good vapor, I guess the wick is clogged or something, so I do the cleaning thing. Takes only a few min anyway.

Chris

 

[DC2]

You are asking a question that still doesn't have a solid answer yet as far as I know.

Check out the Experiments with Equipment subforum.
It is in the Tips and Tricks section.

There's a bunch of threads there about cleaning atomizers.

Personally, I use a coke bath to clean mine.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...75-cola-method-taken-another-level-works.html

When I start using a new atomizer, I am going to try the dry burn method.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ed-effective-method-prolonging-atomisers.html

Oh, yeah, and a lot of people will tell you there is no need to clean them.
I'm not sure I believe that, but they definitely do.