You can choke it! It took me about 50 times to get the right amount in my kayfun - too much totally muted the flavor - I couldn't figure out what was happening. The same with the Reo - too much will choke the wick.
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You can choke it! It took me about 50 times to get the right amount in my kayfun - too much totally muted the flavor - I couldn't figure out what was happening. The same with the Reo - too much will choke the wick.
I apologize then, never happened with me even if I try, I don't notice a difference. Of course given that your fibers don't break at which point I rewick.
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yah it's very easy to just pull off the paper part
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Cool vapdivvr, now we know that the reinforced will be fine if that's all one can find.
lol. depends on the setup I have 13 15 or 17 watts.Uhh, things must be different in Greece then.I'm guessing you vape at low wattage?
maybe the feeding is so good that I don't rely on wicking? lol no idea. but in all my setups I make sure that liquids comes very close to the coil itself before gurgling. at the edge if you want. and I've used this with kayfun taifun fogger aqua squape Reo/rm2 and GG atomizers. I even remember having cotton that was very hard to remove once wicked lol.
the only thing I can think of is that if you stuff too much cotton then your tails will be very thick wich accepts a lot of liquids and therefore slows down transport to the center. and this is easy to solve by having big amounts of liquid reaching a very close point to the center and/or trimming your tails short.
other than that no idea lol!
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Very true, it's all one length of a paper strip about a half inch in width running the entire length. Easy to just pull off.
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I have the tenth of a mile size box. No paper.
Someone posted using a piece of kanthal wrapped around the tip of a 2-3 foot long piece of silica wick to keep the end from raveling and assist in threading through a coil. Once I get a handle on how wide a piece of CCr to use, I could do this as well. Run it through to the end of the length, then cut it off to make the tails.
Someone posted using a piece of kanthal wrapped around the tip of a 2-3 foot long piece of silica wick to keep the end from raveling and assist in threading through a coil. Once I get a handle on how wide a piece of CCr to use, I could do this as well. Run it through to the end of the length, then cut it off to make the tails.
I just re-wicked my Tobh with Rayon (~.32ohms, dual 24g, 1/8in ID).. Dear, Lord.
Previously, using Peaches and Cream yarn, I'd get about 10-12 drops in before I started cursing myself cause it was overdripped/leaking. With Rayon (cellulocotton), I put 20 drops in and it still didn't look saturated.
Instantly greeted with dense, clean, full on flavor.. after pleasantly vaping away, I couldn't believe I still hadn't met the dreaded dry hit. I took the cap off, looked inside, and couldn't believe it. My wicks looked bone dry, but I was still getting full on, WET, vapes.
This stuff is crazy good, guys.
Previously, using Peaches and Cream yarn, I'd get about 10-12 drops in before I started cursing myself cause it was overdripped/leaking. With Rayon (cellulocotton), I put 20 drops in and it still didn't look saturated.
Instantly greeted with dense, clean, full on flavor.. after pleasantly vaping away, I couldn't believe I still hadn't met the dreaded dry hit. I took the cap off, looked inside, and couldn't believe it. My wicks looked bone dry, but I was still getting full on, WET, vapes.
This stuff is crazy good, guys.
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You need to check out the sallys in my area.
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I am in your camp too... always used more cotton than others and now for me more is better in rayon after doing 6 builds in two days.
Excellent!!
You got it! That the result when you get it right, freaking amazing isn't it.
Crazy good.
Haven't really looked at it tbh, tomorrow I will be testing so I will let you know
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Just looked at it, don't think it is. It is barely attached and just comes right off. The paper is just kind of inbedded amongst the fibers, as you part away the fibers, the paper just pulls out
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I think I'm finally getting the hang of how much CC to use.
I re-wicked 5 bottom coil clearos with CC today and it's amazing how much better the flavor is now. I didn't re-coil, just dry burned the original coils and pulled the new wick in. So easy and such a big difference!
I re-wicked 5 bottom coil clearos with CC today and it's amazing how much better the flavor is now. I didn't re-coil, just dry burned the original coils and pulled the new wick in. So easy and such a big difference!
This easily made wick assist tool will make it a little quicker for those of you that find it a little bit of a pain, and the outer edge of your wick won't get shredded...let's call it the Wick Wizard.
Remove the tip and run your material thru then install the guide tip, that's it...makes wicking a breeze.
Remove the tip and run your material thru then install the guide tip, that's it...makes wicking a breeze.
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