Been trying different atty cleaning methods that I have read on here for a while.
Some are good, some adequate, and some just plain lame.
This morning I decided to break out our steam shark hand held steamer.
Kind like the Scunsi steamer of what ever that info-mercial was.
Holy crap what a painless simple method to use. I put a piece of duct tape on the jaws of my pliers so I didn't scratch the outside of the atomizers. The I spent 30-45 seconds steaming them from all directions. Let dry for a couple of hours.
I think I will do this to new attys before I put them into rotation too.
The taste is amazing, the TH seems way better and the draw loosens up nicely too.
Even my wife commented on how much better my vape smelled. She asked if i got new flavors
I would give this method a 10 out of 10 if you have some kind of steamer on hand.
If you don't, It would be worth getting one IMO.
Hope this helps, don't want to take credit if its been posted before (I hadn't seen it).
Happy vaping to all.
Some are good, some adequate, and some just plain lame.
This morning I decided to break out our steam shark hand held steamer.
Kind like the Scunsi steamer of what ever that info-mercial was.
Holy crap what a painless simple method to use. I put a piece of duct tape on the jaws of my pliers so I didn't scratch the outside of the atomizers. The I spent 30-45 seconds steaming them from all directions. Let dry for a couple of hours.
I think I will do this to new attys before I put them into rotation too.
The taste is amazing, the TH seems way better and the draw loosens up nicely too.
Even my wife commented on how much better my vape smelled. She asked if i got new flavors
I would give this method a 10 out of 10 if you have some kind of steamer on hand.
If you don't, It would be worth getting one IMO.
Hope this helps, don't want to take credit if its been posted before (I hadn't seen it).
Happy vaping to all.
