Question regarding Joye 510 Atomizers

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Brat

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First off, mine is not broken! LOL And I want to keep it that way.

However, I've just tried something that made my vaping following the experiment AMAZING! I used a couple of sprays of that canned air stuff that gets used to clean like keyboards and stuff. The YUCK that came out of my atomizer was ridiculous (and i just cleaned it with alcohol last night).

My question is this, is using the canned air safe for my atomizer? Is it possible it could break it? What are your experiences with this?

Any help would be greatly appreciated thank you! :vapor:
 

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As long as it's just air and doesn't contain other chemicals, I think you'll be ok. I would wait until the atty is completely cool before doing it though (nothing to back this up, just seems like rapid cooling wouldn't be good for it). I've blasted my attys out with 125psi from an air compressor countless times without issues. Fast easy way to get them dry after cleaning.
 

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Yeah it's just canned air...no extra chemicals or anything, and I always wait till the atty is completely cool. And with the canned air spray method I use, I hold the atty at an angle over some paper towels and spray the air up into the wider part of the atty and the juice just runs down and out...along with any of the extra fibers from my poly fil. It seems to clean out anything I miss by blowing out the battery end.
 

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I'd be careful about that...never know what kind of propellants are in those cans of air. It may leave some residue on the parts that heat, and cause trouble for you if you vaporize/inhale them. The reason you may be seeing a lot of gunk coming out is something in the propellant is acting like a solvent. Inhaling solvents is generally a bad idea...
 
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