There are large capacity cartos that hold 4-5 ml of liquid. They only cost about $3.
I'm thinking my long-term solution may be a cartotank, but for now I just need something cheap, hassle-free, non-leaky, and that won't burn for at least an hour. Would appreciate any advice!
I second the IBTank.
Just fill the tank with the carto inside. Drop it in the Thingy and screw/unscrew the lid about 15 times. You can see the eliquid filling the carto by the air bubbles that come out of the punched hole on the side of the carto.
Best purchase I made all year.
BTW - I feel the heads on the PTs and evods have kind of gone downhill. I've yet to try to rebuild them.
^^^^^ THAT'S the important part. All the rest (preferences and gadgets) changes over time....snip...
2 weeks without a cigarette now![]()
I got the Odyssey cartotank from Totally Wicked and it's perfect for my commute, and will suit for longer journeys too. Not that I travel far very often anyway. To be honest it would probably last all day long, but I find it a bit big for carrying in my pocket, and I like to switch flavours anyway, so the cartotank is mostly for driving only, but ideal for the job.
I also got an EVOD and mini protank. Personally I'm not keen on the protank, but very pleased with the EVOD. So my next purchase needs to be a couple of spare EVODs!
2 weeks without a cigarette now![]()
Have you thought about RBA'sSo I got my new e-cig on Tuesday and decided to see how I like it before giving up the cigarettes. Well, now I've not smoked for 3 days, and don't honestly want to stink any more, so that seems like a good thing!
Anyway, I don't know if these clearomisers I got with my starter kit are just rubbish or what, but they leak, so I decided to get some cartomisers instead. I've primed one and it's great. But how often should I top it up? I have an hour commute and need to basically use it non-stop during that time. Will it last that long?
How much should I top it up with?
I'm thinking my long-term solution may be a cartotank, but for now I just need something cheap, hassle-free, non-leaky, and that won't burn for at least an hour. Would appreciate any advice!
Whatever. If you are English you will understand the type of person I mean if I explain that this happened outside Wetherspoons in Bromley.