That would be great. Just make sure it's the tablets. Since everyone knows I'm barking mad, having someone affirm a rare moment of clarity would be cathartic.
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Rayon Wick - Better Flow, Flavor, Longevity, and Nic Hit!! - Pt.2
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That would be great. Just make sure it's the tablets. Since everyone knows I'm barking mad, having someone affirm a rare moment of clarity would be cathartic.
Your good!! I've heard all I need, to know what you've got, without a doubt. I'll get one in a few days when I go to Walmart.
If it's not sold out already! Lol
If it's not sold out already! Lol
Nope. No off smell at all and it had that rayon glass like luster under the microscope. I'm fairly certain it's rayon. We'll see how it performs in a few hours.
BTW, this is the exact product I purchased:
The good news is vitamin D is cheap and most people, especially those who work indoors, likely have a vitamin D deficiency. Go get ya some.
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The problem I have is that I can't keep my lips off the drip nipple on this bachelor tank( I refuse to use the term "drip tip" in the context of wicks, balls and bachelor) long enough to rewick one of my other tanks with this stuff to make comparisons. I think I've already refilled this dude 7 or 8 times.
*queue maniacal laughter*
*queue maniacal laughter*
I was sitting here and something popped into my mind. What if you cut a length of Sally's, Clamped one end real tight somehow, and gently combed it out with a moustache brush, then made your wicks? Has anyone tried that, is it folly?
I had to re coil today and re wicked with KU I'm getting a lot of nuttiness.
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So I gave Rayon a first shot in my Kennedy from Infinite Wicks (Cellucotton) and I noticed some discoloration in the tails. I don't mind playing the trial and error game in a dripper, but does anyone have images of how to properly wick a Griffin RTA with rayon? I have one on the way, and want to see about how to line the tails and trim them right?
That generally indicates too much density in the wick or tails.
It may get better after initial break in.
Usually after just a few vapes, if it doesn't go away try thinning the tails, if that doesn't fix the issue then rewick but use less rayon.
Nuttiness usually means it isn't wicking fast enough, kind of a really mild dry hit.
Nuttiness usually means it isn't wicking fast enough, kind of a really mild dry hit.
Ah ok my tails are pretty thin think I need to thin out what's inside the coil. I'll give it a shot and see how it goes. Even when I was firing it straight of the deck with no cap the wick seemed to be nice and wet but man the nut smell! Though I was in a roasting factory!
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What's funny is IMO the rayon nuttiness if packed too tight tastes better than most premium juices I ever tried on cotton 
Want a nuttier peanut butter vape, well pack that coil with rayon and let 'er ripWhat's funny is IMO the rayon nuttiness if packed too tight tastes better than most premium juices I ever tried on cotton
The funny thing is, if your "nutty" taste subsides for like 1 or 2ml of. Vaping, you probably have a marathon wick contender in your hands. Past experience has told me that when I manage to make a wick so tight, it will easily last 300ml if not more. Depending on juice obviously.
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Indeed.
I like that, "a marathon wick contender" will forever ring through my head when this happens.
Wife - "what are you so excited about?"
Me - "I got a marathon wick contender going on here lady!"
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