Shake your tank (or clearomizer)
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Sometimes. I've done it with pro tanks, mini pro tanks and kayfuns, and I've never had a problem with it. But I do prefer to shake them in the bottle before I fill because the bigger space allows for a more efficient shake.
Define awhile? I know the wicks in top fed tanks can dry out if they are not saturated with eliquid on a regular basis (I would keep those upside down when not on a battery).
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Well, I have five Nautilus' and I use one a day. The rest sit filled until I get to them...
That would not be necessary in anything with a bottom coil. However, if something has been sitting for awhile, I might give it a couple of dry pulls before using, which is taking a couple of pulls without hitting the power button. It pulls some juice to the coil and helps with dry hits.
I dont see the need for shaking unless your tank has been sitting a while or you have a couple different kinds of juice in it. Always shake your bottles before filling.
Thanks for taking the time to respond.
It's just that I know we shake our bottles to get a good mixture presumably to offset any settling of ingredients. Given the fact my Nautilus' can sit for quite some time filled with juice, I was wondering if anyone else thought shaking of clearos or tanks was necessary for the same reason...
It's just that I know we shake our bottles to get a good mixture presumably to offset any settling of ingredients. Given the fact my Nautilus' can sit for quite some time filled with juice, I was wondering if anyone else thought shaking of clearos or tanks was necessary for the same reason...
I've given thought to the same question, and what I decided was that I shake my bottle for the bottle and not the tank. If there is settling in the bottle and I pour out more of one ingredient into a tank, I don't so much worry about the 3ML in my tank that I'll burn through today, but the other 25 ml or whatever amount I'm pouring from. A long time for a bottle of juice to sit might be a year, while for a lot of us we are talking a week or two usually as what we define as sitting for "a while". The "a while" part is what's subjective.
For the tanks, I don't so much shake them as if to incorporate the air bubbles into the liquid, but I kind of roll them end to end so the liquids blend around a bit if there is settling. Then there's also the bouncing around in the vehicle it does on the way to work, and being in my pocket, vaped, etc...
I do find myself shaking tanks without a window, like my Russian 91%, after a dry hit as if to hear if there's liquid in it. I've never heard the liquid and doubt I ever will but I still do it most of the time when the tanks dry just out of habit.
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