I'm still pretty new to the forum so I apologize if this is covered somewhere else. I was just curious if it was ok to leave juice in your tanks so that you can switch them out frequently. I use an aspire nautilus most of the time for my adv, but I like to switch up flavors throughout the day. I also have a protank 2 and an evod I like to periodically take a few hits from. I'm usually constantly vaping except when I'm at work so I refill my nautilus daily. The other 2 tanks I recently got to try my new flavors before filling the big tank. I wasn't sure if having the juice in them a few days would cause the tank to leak or compromise flavor. Any input would be appreciated!
Question about tanks
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Wont bother the tanks ( thats if they're not plastic and don't have citric or cinnamon juices in them)
Probably affect the next flavour you put in the tank to some degree , unless your also changing the coils.
Most previous flavours are gone after a few vapes but some can hang around for a while.
Probably affect the next flavour you put in the tank to some degree , unless your also changing the coils.
Most previous flavours are gone after a few vapes but some can hang around for a while.
Most of the time I finish the tanks off but recently got a lot of new stuff and been excited to try them all right away lol
Heck, I got 2-3 tanks going at a time with different flavors on different mods.
I'll take one off and set it aside for a coule of days, then put it back on and vape away!
Figure it's like a container in a way...
I'll take one off and set it aside for a coule of days, then put it back on and vape away!
Figure it's like a container in a way...
I've left juice in tanks for six months with no problems. Some tanks will leak a little bit so if it leaks a drop per day you might start noticing it after a while, but leaving it filled will not make it any worse.
One thing I would caution you about is if you swap tanks a lot you'll be putting more wear and tear on the threads and they can go bad after a while.
Extreme temperature changes can cause tanks to leak because of inner tank pressure changes. For instance, taking your tank from the outside where its hot to inside an airconditioned room, or vice versa. Also in a pressurized plane. Just a FYI.
I've got one tank with juice that has been sitting for longer than 6 months...it's the tobacco flavor I grab when things are getting quite stressful and I'm having hard cravings for a smoke. It's fine and still a great vape, for what it is.
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