Quick question about refilling Kanger T3S Tank

[tableforglasses]

Hey how's everybody doing? I'm pretty new to vaping. Just a few weeks now. Got my first nice mod yesterday... Vision Spinner 2 and a Kanger T3S tank. My question is... I only bought one tank for now. It was pretty cheap so I'll definitely buy another one within the next week or so. Say I fill the tank almost all the way with one E juice and then decide i want to vape another juice. Am I able to dump the remaining juice from the tank into an empty bottle to vape later and pour another juice into the tank? Would I want to clean out the tank first before I fill another flavor? Im pretty sure people just have multiple tanks for there batteries but since I only have the one for now how should I go about this? I just have so many great juices I like to vape different juices throughout the day as I'm sure a lot of us do. Thanks in advance. This place is great. Over 2 weeks NO ANALOGS!!
Sean

 

[kakiser56]

Short answer yes. They make special bottles that you can buy for that purpose. If you don't wash your tank out, you will taste the previous flavor for a short period of time. I started with Kanger T3S tanks, and quickly bought a more expensive brand, only because I was tired of the leaking, spitting, and poor life span of the cartomizer.

 

[tableforglasses]

Awesome thanks. Exactly what I needed...a quick answer. I kind of assumed i could empty out the 1 ml left of the juice I'd been vaping, clean the tank, refill with different juice and safe the emptied juice for later. I just didn't know if anything would be wrong with the juice that i would dump out because I'd been vaping it for a few hours...didn't really know if i could re-use it. Thanks a lot. I always get answers to my questions very quickly on here and I really appreciate that. Basic things like this are crucial to me right now.
Peace
Sean

 

[THETOTALLYCOOL]

I've been using the T3S since they became available and am pretty happy with the model. Rinsing is fine, but long soaks in very hot water are no good. Weakens the bond where the plastic meets the metal ring at the base and leads to a sticky mess and a ruined tank. If you're into sampling flavors, look into a 510 threaded "drip tip". It's a more efficient way to go about it.