I just got a Tsunami vaporizer today - looks to be pretty similar to some of the other tank based e-cigs I've seen on here. I've seen a couple of things that seem as though they might imply a need to keep the tank upright at all times once it's filled. That seems like it would be a pretty serious design flaw, but I guess I may as well check to confirm that that is not the case.
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If it is this one, or close to it, you do not have to keep it upright. On the contrary, you will benefit from tilting it when vaping to keep the wicks at the top wet. You can also leave it laying on its side overnight and it should not leak.
I used to use these clearos a lot last year. The CE4's can be quite a good vape, but they need to be cleaned and dry burned regularly. How often depends on the liquid you use. You'll know when it's time to do this when the vape flavor becomes muted and vapor production goes down. Google 'dry burn CE4' and you'll find lots of videos on how to do this. Be careful not to hold the power on for too long when you dry burn or you'll 'pop' the coil and that's the end of the clearo.
Best of luck with it
I used to use these clearos a lot last year. The CE4's can be quite a good vape, but they need to be cleaned and dry burned regularly. How often depends on the liquid you use. You'll know when it's time to do this when the vape flavor becomes muted and vapor production goes down. Google 'dry burn CE4' and you'll find lots of videos on how to do this. Be careful not to hold the power on for too long when you dry burn or you'll 'pop' the coil and that's the end of the clearo.
Best of luck with it
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