It's when you puree the contains. You can do it in a couple ways.
1. Mash the beans with a fork. 2. Use a blender. 3. Use an emersion blender.
The idea is that your soup ingredients are all pureed (mashed) together.
1. Mash the beans with a fork. 2. Use a blender. 3. Use an emersion blender.
The idea is that your soup ingredients are all pureed (mashed) together.
Curious if you changed the spring?So that mini that I posted about a couple days ago has one more problem all of a sudden. It tells me to change bats when really the bat it's using has at least half its juice left or even more.
I hope Bill can fix it. It's only three years old.
And yes, I'm sure he can fix it if it's more than that.
Btw, just like someone with IPF, 3-5 years is their survival expectancy (being the sole mod used every day).
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I have one of these in my drawer along with some cartos. A miracle when it came to filling tanks.
So that mini that I posted about a couple days ago has one more problem all of a sudden. It tells me to change bats when really the bat it's using has at least half its juice left or even more.
I hope Bill can fix it. It's only three years old.
I had a SunBox DNA 40 that was doing that. I believe it was a bad charging board, can't say for sure. The DNA board went out before I could get it look into.
If anyone knows of someone (with skill and experience needed to replace a couple of boards for me) I'm willing to pay a fair price for the wiring job. Sorry, for shamelessly hitchhiking on your post Bea-Fl. Ha Ha
No on the spring because after I stretched its spring it didn't do its first problem again.
And yes I know about the 3-5 years but it seems to me there are so many people who get more like the 5 years or more…I hope mine will do that too.
BTW it's not the sole mod used 24/7. It's used every single day for 8-10 hours. When I'm outside gardening the rest of the day I won't take it with me…I use my Eleafs.
Love those! Made refilling so easy!
never owned an official "Slap Yo Momma" fill tool 
... only had the IBTanked drip tip version.
... only had the IBTanked drip tip version.
What color is your mini, and what size battery do you use?
Just outta curosities, how many D/T's y'all got? I have quite a few small bores, and really outta go thru em, and pitch some of em. Don't know why I'm keeping em.
I got a bunch, some I will never use, but I keep em around in case I need to steal an Oring from them for one of the ones I do use...
That looks like a lovely collection of driptips to just throw out although I guess you've built quite a collection as well. I swore I wasn't going to ever buy extra driptips, but then a (well missed) vaping pal sent me one, from Kidney Puncher. I had a lot of fun on that site for like, 12 bucks. I still hoard mine because... Well I'm a hoarder. Although, I have sold a couple mods recently, so at least there is that. 
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So... you're not going to try changing the spring to see if that works? Am I missing something? I'm confused.
I'm sure there are plenty examples of people using the same spring for three years but every day for three years seems like it's pushing it when the manufacture (American) recommends once a year. I don't know, maybe it's just me... I'll go away now.
Oh mamma mia. Am I rekwired to answer that question?
Carto fillers subject: I loved this one.
I only have small bore drip tips. The widest bore I have is just wide enough to actually drip through easily.
I use this for my drip tips so I can spread them out, organize them by color, and make them all pretty and pleasant to use. A drawer for reds, a drawer for blues/greens, a drawer for black, a drawer for white, then bigger drawers for silver and for multi-color & longer drip-tips.
The drawers are far from full. Just full enough to be pleasant to look at and pick out my next drip tip.
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