Scott, did you already try cutting one layer to fit and then moistening it to make it expand a bit to seal better?
Oh, sorry. As I said, I don't know what stuff is called around there and didn't realize this was already thrown out thereThat kinda looks like the ShamWow product. As I mentioned, I couldn't find a happy medium (1 layer, too thin, two layers... too thick) that would wick properly.
Not a problem - all ideas are welcome!!Oh, sorry. As I said, I don't know what stuff is called around there and didn't realize this was already thrown out there![]()
Scott, did you already try cutting one layer to fit and then moistening it to make it expand a bit to seal better?
You know those key identifiers?
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Something like that (obviously smaller & same shape as the cart,) with the filler in the middle, that pops into the end of the cart!
I like the snap-on top idea but think a hinged top would be even better!
I am vaping with a DSE901. I am pretty new to this and I appreciate the time all of you have spent explaining how all this works. I have a few questions, and so they don't get lost in this long post, I'm putting them in a bold font. I have been vaping for about a month now and I see that I'm going through what I think is an awful lot of e-liquid (almost 24 ml in a month - is that a lot for someone who used to smoke a pack a day?) and I think a lot is wasted.
Most seem to use from 2-4ml per day here, so no that is not a lot imho.
I tried the mod with a spring and ended up putting two springs in there because there is no notch inside the "whistle" type mouthpiece. Works okay, I'll have to see how long that liquid lasts in there. Then I tried the mod with the straw and I just used the poly fill that comes with the cartridges. Also works okay, but again, I'll have to see how long the liquid lasts in there. I have to say, I am getting a lot of liquid in my mouth with the straw mod, am I doing something wrong?
I suspect you need to take a stiff paperclip and poke it in the small hole
that you draw on and pry that end off, then you will find a small resevoir inside that has become partially filled with liguid that you need to dry out, more on this below.
Also, I frequently hear a sort of bubbling sound when I draw on the e-cig. Is that normal?
If you hear bubling, you have a flooded atty. This is caused by the filler in the cart letting more fluid than is needed by the atty wick faster than you are vaping it. The next phase of this is liquid leaking out where the atty connects to the battery indicating severe leakage / flooding.
Also flooding due to a leaky filler will result often in liguid in your mouth as while the liquid is flowing down into the atty you are sucking some of it back up through the side of the internal cart into the small resevouir I mentioned above. Once enough accumulates in that space, you suck it into your mouth from there.
Possible solutions to this would be, storing the pv cart down so the fluid stays in the cart while not being vaped on.
If the above does not work well enough read on below.
Replace the filling in the cart (or entire cart if you prefer) as the current filler is not dense enough and is letting the liquid wick too fast and causing the flooding. It is VERY tricky to get filler cut/sized right to be thick enough not to leak, but not so dense that it slows or stops the wicking action. Also the type of liquid you use can affect this, thin liquids like PG will leak easier, thicker liquids like VG will wick less in the same filler in a cart.
Another option is to simply remove the cart filler entirely and simply direct drip onto the atty. Doing this can spoil you as it is a much nicer vape than most carts give.
I rarely get the kind of vapor I see coming out of e-cigs I see in video reviews. What's up with that?
Many things can cause this, having a bubbly / flooded atty would cause the atty to need to work more to produce vapor, so fix that issue first and your vapor should improve a bit.
A low battery charge can cause this.
An old tired atty can cause this.
The way you draw and for how long can cause this. Short and fast = less vapor, long and slow = more. Also if you have air space in your mouth when you start to draw you may end up with thinner vapor as it is thinned out by the existing air in your mouth.
How long you hold the vapor in your lungs also affects this. The longer you hold it in the more it dissipates.
Finally, where do I get the little banner at the bottom that says how many cigarettes I have avoided and how much money I have saved? I'd like to add that to any post I make from now on (this is my first). Thanks again!