Recoiled Evod with cotton, but it gurgles

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Cheechako

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Sounds like you need a little bit bigger wick. I always fluff mine up and fold a little bit of the wick back into the wick hole. The idea is to fill the wick holes completely. It does take a little trial and error to figure out the right amount of cotton to use.
That is the trick to using free range cotton like cotton batting, balls or off Q-tips.
I was having problems gauging the right amount after doing several rewicks.
Wasn't satisfied with the yarn or string as it needs to be boiled first in order to
remove the sizing and impurities from manufacturing, a royal pain in the a--!
I tried the 15 threads of cheese cloth doubled over and pulled through the coil
and have to admit, the three different clearos I tried it on worked perfectly and wick
like a champ with great flavor.
 

piggy

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Just a smaller cototn wick until the holes are filled...
Sometimes use cotton strings for wicks.
The 15 doubled into 30 cheese cloth strings seem to be the
perfect amount alone in the coil...

I'm thinking about your cheese cloth method. Do you tie them together or braid them into a wick, or just roll them loosely straight into the coil?
 

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A reminder that hasn't been reiterated enough.......cotton takes 1 to 2 hours to saturate. It wont expand and fill the gaps until its fully saturated. You might be getting plenty of wicking action but the juice is running off your wick. Vape something else for an hour or 2, fling out the juice in the tube, and try it again.
 
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