Today marks my first week vaping, and I am really loving it. Part of the fun is exploring all the different flavors of juice out there. However, I don't think I can afford a tank for each of the juices out there, and I am sure that I will encounter some that I don't like. Is there an effective way of cleaning out the tank of old flavor, so that I can try a new one? I have been adding a new flavor that I think will go with the one in the tank and enjoying the transition between flavors, but I can imagine that some will just not blend that way. Dripping might be the way to go, but it looks like a lot of fuss. Any thoughts on this?
Sampling e-juices
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I have found the best way to test flavors, especially being new, is to use a standard 510 Bridgeless atomzier. Great hits, you can cycle through flavors quickly, and they are super cheap.
+1 for the 510 bridgeless dripping atomizer. Its easy to use and switch flavors by either dry burning the old flavor out, or rinsing under hot water then a quick dry burn and back to dripping/testing flavors.
Dripping is NOT a lot of fuss. I took my tank off and screwed this on. Three drips for about 7 draws, repeat with another juice. If you really want, get several and clean between flavors. Very easy. All it really needs is three drops to taste-test.
Yep, bridgeless atty is a great little piece to have. Should only run ya about $5, and it lasts a good long time. Get a drip shield for it, they aren't typically sold together. Dripping does not need to involve building coils and tons of money and all that crazy stuff.
Using a 510 drip atomizer is an option, as brandontmyers said.
Another option is to use Nano clearomizers. These are smaller clearomizers which hold only 1 ml of e-liquid. Perfect to sample flavors in. Easily filled or emptied by unscrewing the mouthpiece. Relatively inexpensive at around $3 each.
Another option is to use Nano clearomizers. These are smaller clearomizers which hold only 1 ml of e-liquid. Perfect to sample flavors in. Easily filled or emptied by unscrewing the mouthpiece. Relatively inexpensive at around $3 each.
At the beginning of my vaping adventures, after giving up on Green Smoke, I got a Halo G6 and mini tanks. I moved on from those, too, but that is what I use to taste new juices. I bought a bunch of the mini tanks from Halo, but guessing you can get them elsewhere (Fasttech) for a lot cheaper.
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