Question: Tank killer Liquids in catomizers?

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H. Hodges

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I've been using Smoktek cartos with Atomic Cinnacide 80/20 (a very aggressive tank killer!) for years and have never had an issue. However I don't use a tank on the carto. There are a lot of glass tanks for cartos out there if you want to use a tank, but to answer your question, citrus and other known flavorings that crack plastic tanks have no determinable affect on the filler in cartos.

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I've been using Smoktek cartos with Atomic Cinnacide 80/20 (a very aggressive tank killer!) for years and have never had an issue. However I don't use a tank on the carto. There are a lot of glass tanks for cartos out there if you want to use a tank, but to answer your question, citrus and other known flavorings that crack plastic tanks have no determinable affect on the filler in cartos.

Hope that helps.

Thanks I was wondering if it would melt the filler material or something like that. I hadn't seen anything on topic and im kind of a noob still so, I wanted to make sure I wasnt gonig to inhale some chemical reaction other than what vaping typically provides.
 

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What effect if any will a tank killer liquid have on a catomizer? I was thinking about getting a Catro tank.....which one I dont know... but pyrex abouve all for tank crackers.
I was just curious is the tank killer juices had any effect on the catomizer fillers or the cartomizers them selves.

I made a super cool menthol/mint... My carto fell appart... BUT it was a FT carto tank
And my turkish pepper/apple liquid cracked a pyrex tank


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Dusif:11397853 said:
I made a super cool menthol/mint... My carto fell appart... BUT it was a FT carto tank
And my turkish pepper/apple liquid cracked a pyrex tank

I'm going out on a limb here to assume that the borosilicate was deffective in some way.. most resistant glass on Earth.
Did you see spider web patterns in the crack?
 

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To sum up what the previous few posters said: You need a stable, non-reactive tank material (borosilicate glass and stainless steel being the ideal) to prevent cracking.

I don't use tank-killers myself, only because those flavors are a little too harsh for my tastes. A lot of what I say is based off of what I view as my version of common sense, having a little knowledge of reactivity, tinkering and amateur research. I'm the farthest thing from an expert that is extant on this forums and I spend a lot of time dragging things on and talking out of my ....

Take what I say with a bigger grain of salt than most.
 
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