Sub Ohm using Ekowool?

[AresRC]

Has anyone tried going sub ohm (say .3) with ekowool?

I've been slowly working my way lower on the resistance, and since I just got my hands on a couple vtc5's, I rebuilt my mod and switched over to cotton. But I miss how long I could go without having to change my wick. So I'm wondering if it's possible to have the best of both worlds.

 

[K_Tech]

The lowest I've been is around 0.4, but to answer your question, yes, Ekowool works.

 

[Bunnykiller]

I find Eckowool is a tad slow on wicking... results in dry hits after several long and hard draws...

 

[imsoenthused]

After getting used to how fast rayon wicks and how long it lasts, I seriously can't believe I put up with cotton for so long, and if Eckowool is slower than cotton I shudder at the thought of how poorly it would keep up with my vaping.

 

[Bunnykiller]

After getting used to how fast rayon wicks and how long it lasts, I seriously can't believe I put up with cotton for so long, and if Eckowool is slower than cotton I shudder at the thought of how poorly it would keep up with my vaping.

quite right.... I am now an avid rayon advocate luv the stuff, flavor increased, nic hit increased Ima Happy Vaper

 

[imsoenthused]

quite right.... I am now an avid rayon advocate luv the stuff, flavor increased, nic hit increased Ima Happy Vaper

I know, right? It's like using stainless steel, only with out all the hassle of getting a stainless steel wick rolled, oxidized, burnt in and working correctly, and it wicks faster and more reliably than stainless anyway.

 

[landoawd]

quite right.... I am now an avid rayon advocate luv the stuff, flavor increased, nic hit increased Ima Happy Vaper

Same, but my mechs get 0nic.