Can the juices be stored in the clearos? I was wondering because am considering buying extras to have different juices available at same time. So iis it safe to keep the juice in clearo and will it damage the coil if not in use for a bit? I am new to this and if I don't ask I wont learn. And today is day 10 of no analogs!
Question on kanger evod clearomizers
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Grats on the 10 days! 
Yes, you can keep juice in a clearomizer. It won't damage the coil.
I assume you know that you will need to periodically change the coil head approximately every 10 - 20 days. These cost around $3 and can be purchased from most vapor shops or online e-cig vendors. You'll know when to replace them when you get a bad flavor taste or burnt taste when you vape.
Remember to use a longer, gentler draw with all clearomizer tanks. Using too strong of a draw can cause flooding, gurgling, or juice in your mouth or battery top. Also do not over-tighten the Evod onto the battery.
Yes, you can keep juice in a clearomizer. It won't damage the coil.
I assume you know that you will need to periodically change the coil head approximately every 10 - 20 days. These cost around $3 and can be purchased from most vapor shops or online e-cig vendors. You'll know when to replace them when you get a bad flavor taste or burnt taste when you vape.
Remember to use a longer, gentler draw with all clearomizer tanks. Using too strong of a draw can cause flooding, gurgling, or juice in your mouth or battery top. Also do not over-tighten the Evod onto the battery.
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Thanks for the quick reply and thanks for telling me about the coils (that much I did know) but so much I need to learn.
If you are going to store them for longer than a day, I would keep them upside down (tip down). Juice will eventually leak out through the bottom of the coil if left long enough. I'd take a piece of wood and drill some holes large enough for the drip tips to store them.
I keep mine full and on their sides and have only had two leaks -- one from a Fasttech clone that turned out to have a gap in the side, and one from a carto tank. I've never had any problem with any others leaking, and no coil issues from having liquid in them.
I cut the plastic juice bottles in half after i finish them , a quick rinse and i have storage for all clearos and tanks that fit which is most of them .
If they leak it's so easy to just pour back into the full bottle.
If they leak it's so easy to just pour back into the full bottle.
Guess I've been lucky for the past 14 months. My evods have never leaked on me. I keep several loaded up at all times. (they are me favorite clearomizer) Just make sure to check your coils after each refill to be sure it is tight. They can loosen up over time from removing the bottom to refill. The only ones I have had any leaking from are those that have developed a hairline crack at the base of the drip tip and those were knock off evods from fasttech. I've yet to have any cracking or leaking problems with genuine Kanger Evods.
BTW: Congratulations on your 10 days. Welcome to the wonderful world of vaping.
BTW: Congratulations on your 10 days. Welcome to the wonderful world of vaping.
I like the evods a lot and keep a few with different flavors ready. None of mine have ever leaked except when I forget to put the base back on before screwing it back on the battery, ugh, I've done that twice this week!
TY for this thread I am pretty new also and am going to do that too. I am going to DIY my juice because to me the already mixed is way too strong in flavor. For me it makes sense to fill the KT evods with juices I will be testing, I am buying the different colors to help me keep the flavors straight.
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