switching and transfering e-juice.

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Ok, so i have a kanger T3 full of juice, but i don't like the kanger. is there any way to transfer the juice from the kanger to my vision v2 clearomizer? also, when you guys run out of juice in a clearo, and want to put a different kind, what do you do? do you rinse the clearo and put the new one?

been looking for answers for this for a while today and cant find anything on it. thanks :)
 

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I keep my juice in bottles with a needle head, so I can suck back most of the juice if I have a problem like that.
I have just poured out liquid back in the bottle by screwing off the bottle cap as well.
And if I have vaped most of a liquid and want to change tastes, I usually don't rinse, but I've had problems with some juices mixing tasting horrible, so now I usually rinse and dry before a new liquid.
 

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I keep my juice in bottles with a needle head, so I can suck back most of the juice if I have a problem like that.
I have just poured out liquid back in the bottle by screwing off the bottle cap as well.
And if I have vaped most of a liquid and want to change tastes, I usually don't rinse, but I've had problems with some juices mixing tasting horrible, so now I usually rinse and dry before a new liquid.


hmm, i thought about getting those needle head bottles. When you rinse do you rinse every part of the clearomizer? or just certain parts?
 

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Hi - I rinse clearos out well under the sink (when they are full of water I shake them, pour the water out and repeat a couple of times). Then I let them air dry. It may not get all of the taste/smell out if the liquid is strong (like coffee). If it doesn't, I look for a juice to put in that might complement the flavor I can't get out (I've amassed lots of juice). Others have more involved cleaning methods (like soaking in vodka), but I'm lazy. I also don't recommend dry burning a clearo. They are cheap little pieces of plastic and may not hold up to it.
 

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I rinse every piece of the clearo and dry. I take the heating element and switch it with another one. Next time I change flavor I put the original heating element back in. Just keep switching them. This way I never have to wait for the element to dry. I don't prefer dry burning because of the risk of getting that burnt taste which has happened.
 

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I rinse every piece of the clearo and dry. I take the heating element and switch it with another one. Next time I change flavor I put the original heating element back in. Just keep switching them. This way I never have to wait for the element to dry. I don't prefer dry burning because of the risk of getting that burnt taste which has happened.

That only works if you have a clearo you can take apart. If it's something like a CE4, you can only rinse it out. If it's something like a CE3 (which I'm partial to), they are vacuum-sealed and can't be cleaned at all.
 

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I rinse my clearos with HOT water about 5 times. Just put water in it, shake it vigorously, pour out and repeat. Then, I'll let it soak in some hot water for a bit. Then air dry. That's why its useful to have a few extras laying around. Between my boyfriend and I, we have 6 with a fee more in the mail. Happy vaping.

I don't worry too much about clearos lasting very long. What is the cost of a pack of cigarettes vs. a clearo?
 

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I don't worry too much about clearos lasting very long. What is the cost of a pack of cigarettes vs. a clearo?

Pack = $5.50
Clearos = $6-12, depending.

I definitely worry about them. I'm not too fond of mixing bad flavors, leaking, clogging or throwing money away. One reason we switched to vaping was to save money. :)
 

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thank you very much, i took apart 2 clearos to rinse before, but i wasnt sure so i dropped the whole atomizer/head/wicks in the water and left them for a sec, after they seemed dry i tried a flavor and it tasted very bad and burnt for a minute but seems to have gone away. did i do it right with the atomizers? and the wicks? not sure on how to take those apart.
 

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Pack = $5.50
Clearos = $6-12, depending.

I definitely worry about them. I'm not too fond of mixing bad flavors, leaking, clogging or throwing money away. One reason we switched to vaping was to save money. :)

I don't pay that much for clearos, but I buy generic ones. I've found the unbranded ones work (or don't) just as well - sometimes better. Here are a couple of examples for CE4/CE5s:

http://www.vaporbeast.com/CE4_Ego_Tank_Cartomizer_p/c26.htm (free shipping)

Low Resistance CE4 Clearomizer from Bauway

Clearomizer - CE5 - SmokTech - Redux - eGo 510 CE5 - PC - ECBlend (20% off coupon "10020")

I keep my eye out for sales by checking ECF "Deals & Steals" and Vapor Joe's blog.
 

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I don't pay that much for clearos, but I buy generic ones. I've found the unbranded ones work (or don't) just as well - sometimes better. Here are a couple of examples for CE4/CE5s:

http://www.vaporbeast.com/CE4_Ego_Tank_Cartomizer_p/c26.htm (free shipping)

Low Resistance CE4 Clearomizer from Bauway

Clearomizer - CE5 - SmokTech - Redux - eGo 510 CE5 - PC - ECBlend (20% off coupon "10020")

I keep my eye out for sales by checking ECF "Deals & Steals" and Vapor Joe's blog.

Thank you for the links. :) we've got clearos from 3 different local B&M shops and they're all different and priced differently. No clue if they're Stardust or knockoffs. I only go through a 1.6 in a day/day and a half. So I like the smaller ones. Will check those out if my new ones that I'm waiting for aren't up to par.
 

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thank you very much, i took apart 2 clearos to rinse before, but i wasnt sure so i dropped the whole atomizer/head/wicks in the water and left them for a sec, after they seemed dry i tried a flavor and it tasted very bad and burnt for a minute but seems to have gone away. did i do it right with the atomizers? and the wicks? not sure on how to take those apart.

What I've found is that if you let them soak with the new juice, for a good 10 minutes or so, it vapes better. I think when you get that funky, non existent taste at first - its still wet with water.

With the ones that come all the way apart (tube, wicks, atomizer), I take it all apart amend soak em. You did good.
 
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Thank you for the links. :) we've got clearos from 3 different local B&M shops and they're all different and priced differently. No clue if they're Stardust or knockoffs. I only go through a 1.6 in a day/day and a half. So I like the smaller ones. Will check those out if my new ones that I'm waiting for aren't up to par.

I actually fibbed. I have a lot of CE4-type clearos, but I don't use them anymore, since they don't fit on my mod. I use CE3 XL which hold about 1.5ml of juice. I can get a 5 pack for $8.50, but while you can refill them, they are sealed and can't be rinsed out.
 

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thank you very much, i took apart 2 clearos to rinse before, but i wasnt sure so i dropped the whole atomizer/head/wicks in the water and left them for a sec, after they seemed dry i tried a flavor and it tasted very bad and burnt for a minute but seems to have gone away. did i do it right with the atomizers? and the wicks? not sure on how to take those apart.

They will hit weird for awhile after cleaning, it takes a little time for the juice to get flowing to the wicks again.
 
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