Still new, where do you get your cotton

[framehacker]

Ok so im just now getting my supplies to start rebuilding my pt2. I want to try some micro coils 30 awg arround 1.5 to 2 ohm cant go too low bc of my evic. Question is where to buy the organic cotton. Its just cotton balls right ? I have heard about boiling them first. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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[minitater]

I've tried using sterile organic cotton balls, but I found some cotton braided stuff on ebay (smallest they sell) at about 3 bucks for 3 feet with free shipping and I liked it better than playing with cotton balls.

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[Jarbs]

i got a bag of organic cotton balls from cvs and they work great. i boiled them twice for 15 min because why the hell not.

 

[espkh123]

i use CVS brand cotton balls in a bag.
Comes in a pruple bag "Jumbo"
on the back of the bag it says made from 100% pure natural cotton.
No bleaching agent odor or anything.
Works fine.
I NEVER EVER boil my cotton either.
Not because it is bad, but because I am lazy.

 

[eazye99]

Peaches and creme yarn. I tried cotton balls. Yes they work. But the yarn is so much easier. In the time it takes to pull the cotton off and make a wick. You can cut the yarn. Twist the end and have it in the coil. Also if u get leaking. U can pull a string out of a fresh piece of yarn to use as a flavor wick. The rolling and sizing is pretty much done. They call it yarn. I call it pre made cotton wick. I got mine from Walmart. They have a web site also. Do a Google search I'm not sure how posting links works here. Not for Walmart lol unless u want to.

 

[keonee]

I bought organic cotton balls at CVS....didn't boil it. Rebuilt coils for Protank 2 and e-liquid flavor was............fantastic.

 

[Rickb119]

I use cotton cooking twine that I get at BBY. It's natural unbleached cotton so I do boil it, twice. However, it is not organic cotton. I like twine (as opposed to balls, rolls, etc.) because I can use a bead threading needle (hobby lobby) to easily pull it into the coil.

One of these days I'll probably get some organic cotton twine. I read about someone using an organic cotton/hemp twine that lasted longer that just cotton so maybe I'll check in to it. The downside to using cotton is that it needs to be replaced much sooner than any other type of wick. The upside is that it tastes sooooo good.