Soaking Kanger Pro Tank Coils in 91 % Rubbing Alcohol Overnight?

[Twinjuice]

lol. Never heard of this will have to try it as i find my aspire coils get soaked to quickly sometimes and im vaping liquid

 

[jotter]

Dice57 is right
...pull the wick, dry burn coil, re-wick.

when I pop the cap off if its all dark, Ill run a toothpick around the inside of the base (where the coil is) and rinse, then just re-wick with organic cotton.

Once you comfortable re-wicking, the next step is to order up some NR-R-NR coils from FT and you can just rebuild. Re-wicking takes all of 30 seconds.

 

[Javamon]

Dice57 is right
...pull the wick, dry burn coil, re-wick.

when I pop the cap off if its all dark, Ill run a toothpick around the inside of the base (where the coil is) and rinse, then just re-wick with organic cotton.

Once you comfortable re-wicking, the next step is to order up some NR-R-NR coils from FT and you can just rebuild. Re-wicking takes all of 30 seconds.

If you don't have old age eyes like me. Between my eyes and hands, I can no longer do something like that.

 

[jotter]

If you don't have old age eyes like me. Between my eyes and hands, I can no longer do something like that.

Yeah that will slow you down.

 

[ckquatt]

I used to use 90% alcohol all the time to soak my stuff in. Neither I or my stuff suffered any ill effects. I have since found the wonders of Efferdent denture tabs! Amazing stuff!! Makes everything minty fresh!

Dont worry. Just rinse everything off after the soak and let dry. No residual minty freshness!

I especially love using on my bottom feeding attys. You wouldn't believe the gunk that the denture tabs pull out and off an RM2. It also makes the ceramic deck look pristine!

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