Refilling Juice

[ppinkevich]

I started vaping last friday and I absolutely love it. I came on here for help while ordering an e-cig and some juices and got tons of help. I am 5 days without a cig.

I bought the Ego-T DVCE5
I started with blueberry juice and I love it but am I getting down toward the end of my bottle. I wanna fill my ecig up with a different flavor. Do I have to clean it out before pouring in a different flavor? If so what is a good method to clean it out? Or can I just pour in a different flavor over the remaining blueberry I have left inside the tank. I dont mind if it'll taste a little weird at first until all the blueberry is gone. Or is that bad to do?

Thanks ahead of time for any help I receive.

 

[Susan W.]

No, it doesn't HAVE to be cleaned out. Juices can be mixed with other juices, some do it on purpose. But if you want to taste the new flavor, I wash with warm soapy water, then towel dry.

 

[glointhedark]

If you put your new eliquid in on top of the blueberry, the flavors will be mixed for a bit, and then you will only taste the new flavor. I do this all the time, and have not had a problem. If you want to wash out the tank and put a clean coil in, it is up to you and your taste preferences.

 

[ElConquistador]

I would suggest, assuming you have replacement atomizers, that you put a new atomizer in you clearo and rinse the used one in water, then toss it into some vodka or alcohol for a few hours or overnight, then rinse it and put it aside. Next time you change juices, do the same thing. That way, you'll have a semi-fresh coil next time you want to change juices or clean. In the meantime, look up "dry burning" your coil, if you're careful doing that, you can refresh an old coil and it'll be like new.

 

[DingerCPA]

I would suggest, assuming you have replacement atomizers, that you put a new atomizer in you clearo and rinse the used one in water, then toss it into some vodka or alcohol for a few hours or overnight, then rinse it and put it aside. Next time you change juices, do the same thing. That way, you'll have a semi-fresh coil next time you want to change juices or clean. In the meantime, look up "dry burning" your coil, if you're careful doing that, you can refresh an old coil and it'll be like new.

+1

I typically do as ElConquistador suggests. Depending on the juices, it could be a nasty transition between juices. Even if I just rinse in warm water and blot the coil dry, I have a much shorter flavor crossover. If you're mixing fruits, it could be a lot like the "Mystery" Dum-Dum suckers (if you're familiar with those )

P.S. I've been rotating through coils for about 5 weeks now, and they're all still working quite nicely.

P.P.S..... WELCOME and congrats!!!!!

 

[jcco]

Try getting a few different types of heads & see what you like. Plus you'll have a way to vape more flavors & have backups. Cant have enough backups.

JC

 

[v1k1ng1001]

I use everclear or vodka to clean my stuff.