Hey guys got some readyxwick from Jan and I’m not really sure how to use it best. I want to try it out. Looked up a few videos but I know someone here can explain it better to me.
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@muzichead know more about this than anyone I have read. Perhaps he'll see this and chime (no pun intended) in.
If it's the 2mm diameter, it fits perfectly inside a coil that is hand wrapped in the Shaft of a qtip
Strangely, I feel like I’ve heard that from you before lol can’t remember and it’s tucked away. Will look tomorrow.
There are a couple ReadyXWick threads here in the ville that have a couple posts where I describe in detail and I believe there were pics in there as well. Its been so long since I've vaped that I'm afraid its a little spotty memory wise but I can tell you not to over do it. Don't choke the wick with a really tight coil and you need only have the wick touching the bottom of the deck. It wasn't designed to work like cotton or rayon in that it will only hold enough liquid for a couple hits and requires more squonking, if that makes sense...
I had a spare minute... Here you go and good luck you are now in possession of the only wicking I would ever vape with!! Great stuff.
READYxWICK for non cotton people
ReadyXWick - Round 2
READYxWICK for non cotton people
ReadyXWick - Round 2
Same lolI have a very small amount which I also have not tried, been too happy with rayon
Anna
It’s so funny and interesting how our personal taste goes. I too have been happy with rayon for a long, long time. (Before that it was cotton for a long time). I tried the readyxwick but didn’t care for it....probably user error. Who knows, I may someday be saying that I’ve been happy with readyx for a long time....
Hmmm, maybe I just like being happy. Haha. I’m on a 5 day vacation, really relaxing, reading, building a jig saw puzzle and yes, vaping on my Reos. Can you tell?
Hmmm, maybe I just like being happy. Haha. I’m on a 5 day vacation, really relaxing, reading, building a jig saw puzzle and yes, vaping on my Reos. Can you tell?
Fun fact: readyXwick is contraband outside of the US (or at least it was, supposedly due to it's military applications).
That said, I've tried it. For me - meh. Regular rewicking gives me a chance to clean and inspect all the working parts of the build and it takes me the same amount of time as it takes to clean the Xwick (of course, this is my case, with my DIY juices and chosen build type). It's been years since I last got a dry hit, let alone scorching, so those are moot points for me as well.
It makes a good vape, to be sure. Some claim it's cleaner, with no initial aftertaste as with cotton or rayon. Maybe I'm just used to overlooking that aspect, but I can't say I found it to be of better quality than a good cotton/rayon build.
As always, tho - whatever floats your boat.
That said, I've tried it. For me - meh. Regular rewicking gives me a chance to clean and inspect all the working parts of the build and it takes me the same amount of time as it takes to clean the Xwick (of course, this is my case, with my DIY juices and chosen build type). It's been years since I last got a dry hit, let alone scorching, so those are moot points for me as well.
It makes a good vape, to be sure. Some claim it's cleaner, with no initial aftertaste as with cotton or rayon. Maybe I'm just used to overlooking that aspect, but I can't say I found it to be of better quality than a good cotton/rayon build.
As always, tho - whatever floats your boat.
Alright guys I wanna try this readyxwick tomorrow. Might need a few readyxwick users to keep an eye out for any questions I might have 
I definitely do not recommend it. They get dry way too quickly, you will have to take small puffs. There is also a big health concern with them. When you dry burn them, it results in little fragments of the material. I found a lot of fragments all over my table and in the air. It looks like little glass particles. If you inhale these fragments it can cause health problems because your body can not break it down.
I’m gonna have to research this; now I’m skeptical.
It was wicking terribly. So I decided to try and stack three pieces of the wick together and I free hand wrapped around it.
It still wicked terribly and I had the idea to deinterlace the wick. I did that and it was actually working great.
I decided to change it out because that's a pretty crappy job. I deinterlaced it and dry burned it and yeah. it got really messy. I decided to put it in the trash. I am not messing with that stuff.
I dry burned it and shook it on the shirt and this is the result. Notice all the white specks.
no need ,ready-x is a ceramic .torch it before cutting and it doesn't fray
if it gets dry really quick then you need to drip more often as with any wicking material
when it first came out,everybody was saying OH MY GOD you're inhaling ceramic dust ,well if your wick is dry you just might,but the particles will stay put in the liquid if kept wet
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