Shake your Nautilus

[coldgin96]

This is going to seem silly but I have to ask. After all, nothing gained, nothing lost...

I have 3 glass Nautilus' I rotate for home use. I vape those down to nothing and set them aside until I get them to them and refill at that time.

I have two stainless steel Nautilus' I keep in reserve for when I leave. Given the fact I have two of them, one or the other could sit for quite some at the ready filled with juice. One could sit for a week and the other could sit for a month or more.

Given the fact it is recommended we, "shake well" before use, how does that work with juice sitting in a tank or clearomizer? Has anyone shook their Nautilus before using? Is that good idea or not? How does it affect initial performance, if at all?


Thanks in advance. Like I wrote, it seems silly but I am compelled to ask ...

 

[nyiddle]

Heh, I shake my tanks a little bit if I haven't been using them for a while. This has been known to fling juice out from somewhere (no idea where, maybe the airhole) on occasion.

 

[Mrdaputer]

Juice will separate when not in use

 

[coldgin96]

Yeah, I guess it's ok and warranted. I'd like to see what the inside of the head looks like while saturated. Trouble is, it has to be turned upside down to be removed from tank and I know juice drips down the chimney on account of I always wipe the part where the drip tip goes with a rag or vaper towel after refilling tank and the materiel is always saturated. Over analyzing for sure, but sometimes it's the little things...