switching flavors
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Thanks for the advice, I was told to turn the tank upright and let the juice soak the coil for 10-15 mins, your method is much faster!
I never dry anything completely. I just wash with soapy water and towel dry. I do take a paper towel and get most of the water out of the wicks and tank and then refill. I always put a little juice on my wick just to get it started.
Thanks, I guess there are many ways to get to the result! Blow dry, air dry, dry burn, or dont dry
Aero Tank, EVOD. Buy yourself a pack of replacement coils. Fill your tanks with juice off you go. When you want too change juice, take out the coil, rinse under hot water, rinse tank out. Take a rubber band, and place the old coil on the bottle of juice it was used for and secure with the rubber band. Take a new coil and new juice fill tank off you go. My bottles of juice have there own coil on them.
But really, all you need to do is clean the tank out with a shot of hot water, wipe the coil off with paper towel, fill with new juice, have at it. After a couple of puffs the old juice is gone. The bonus for this method, every now and again, you will hit on a combo of flavours that make each of them POP when combined! Then again, you will also hit on the OMG! This is horrible! But hey, its all part of the game!
But really, all you need to do is clean the tank out with a shot of hot water, wipe the coil off with paper towel, fill with new juice, have at it. After a couple of puffs the old juice is gone. The bonus for this method, every now and again, you will hit on a combo of flavours that make each of them POP when combined! Then again, you will also hit on the OMG! This is horrible! But hey, its all part of the game!
It's whatever way works the best for you. I never dry burn anymore. I just didn't like the taste after so I'd end up rebuilding anyway. The best way to go is have multiple tanks and learn how to rebuild. Saves a bit of money buying extra heads and hoping that new juice isn't a coil gunker.
Thanks, I guess there are many ways to get to the result! Blow dry, air dry, dry burn, or dont dry
Thanks, I've gotten alot of great advice on this forum. And yeah I thought about matching coils with flavors, good idea!
Just rinse the inside of the tank with hot water until you don't smell the residue of the last juice, wipe off the atomizer stem and blow excess juice out of the wicks by blowing through the top of the atomizer shaft, then refill and do primer puffs without firing to pull the new juice into the atomizer. Shouldn't get a ton of flavor transfer after these steps (depending on the flavor used prior)
Thanks but you are speaking Greek to me
This will help you understand the lingo much better:
E-Cig Glossary. Definitions, abbreviations, and meanings. | eCigology
On cleaning my $.02 is if your can smell the old juice in the tank or atomizer head you will taste the old juice when you vape your new juice. On some flavors this may not be a bad thing, but tastes vary and so may your results
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Just $.02
So far I've had success with multiple tanks, filling by "category" - one for fruity flavors, one for menthols, one for coffee/tobacco flavors, ad so on. There is some flavor mixing, especially with the "darker" flavors, but it's often interesting and I haven't had any mix badly yet.
I'm a fellow newbie, thankful for all this advice! This was my number one question after purchasing my first setup (MVP v2). It came with 2 tanks but I'm such a flavor junkie!
I didn't read all of the responses but I'm sure it's been stated, using an RBA is the easiest way to switch flavors. But if you're deadset on using tanks then I guess the only way would be to have multiple tanks with different flavors. The problem with RBAs for me is when I'm driving lol, that's about the only time I use a tank anymore.
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