Storing cleaned atties?

[KillTheNoise]

After cleaning an atty (hell, or even just blowing it out for that matter) should I put some juice in it for storage? I've read some people do, but I don't have any mute flavored pg or vg liquid, so it will be a flavored lubricant, which defeats the purpose of me even cleaning it.

Opinions?

 

[440BB]

No need - if it's clean just make sure it's completely dry. I think they're primed when new to protect people from starting to vape without enough juice.

 

[Jerms]

After cleaning an atty (hell, or even just blowing it out for that matter) should I put some juice in it for storage? I've read some people do, but I don't have any mute flavored pg or vg liquid, so it will be a flavored lubricant, which defeats the purpose of me even cleaning it.

Opinions?

If it's not clean always keep the coil wet. If you let ejuice dry on it it gets gunked up. So if you blow it out and aren't going to use it for a bit add a couple drops of liquid. I keep my coils wet even if it's clean. After cleaning I add several drops of liquid and store in eather a tiny bag or add carto condoms until both ends. I use just regular eliquid if pure pg or vg isn't handy, works just as well, just a tiny more expensive. I keep my coil wet after cleaning because there is still particulates and such left behind no matter how thorough you are. And I figure the wick that goes through the coil would perform it's job longer if it never dries out. Think of a crusty sponge.

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[kingdal]

+1. I always keep my attys wet

You ever clean an atty by soaking in vodka and leaving it to dry? If you leave it out long enough and then drip, it always takes a while till it starts producing vapor. Thats what im trying to avoid