If I wanted to switch flavors in my dripper, how would I do so without cross contamination ? Do I clean the wick ? Flush it with water?
RDA Switching flavors?
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On a regular dripper, I would just pull the wick and rewick. Maybe a tiny dry coil burn just to dry it off before you rewick.
With a deep well, I'd rinse, pull wick, dry burn to dry coil and rewick.
Thats what I do with my Odin on my Reo.
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With a deep well, I'd rinse, pull wick, dry burn to dry coil and rewick.
Thats what I do with my Odin on my Reo.
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I used to rewick every time. Now that I've got rayon, I just vape it till the rayon is pretty much dried out and then just drip the new flavor on. As long as it's not some crazy strong flavor you won't taste the last flavor. Rayon also doesn't burn as easily as cotton so you can vape most of the liquid out before getting any dry hits.
I don't know what type of wick I have. I just got my rda ( Tobh 26650) today and I'm using the wick and coils it came with . I was planning in buying new wick and wire tomorrow.
Hey there, I guess I am lazy. If the flavors compliment each other I use to just go ahead and change and do a little mixing. You can also use unflavored to completely dilute out and clean the other flavor out of a dripper. That is how I found out that I actually like the taste of unflavored juice. I was using a little igo-L. If I was drastically changing a flavor. I would rinse with Everclear or water and I was good to go. Good luck to you and happy dripping.
i just drip that new juice right ontop the old one and it changes after a while lol. unflavored VG liquid tastes like bandaids or medical supplies to me 
but it is nice to have more than one atty so you dont have to rewick 
but it is nice to have more than one atty so you dont have to rewick Usually use straight VG and vape it off; either I pop the top cap and just fire the coil, or vape until the flavor is completely gone. If you are using a colored juice you should see the wicks go back to being white.
I usually just vape out the old flavor as much as possible, then drip the new flavor. I'll put just a couple of drops of the new flavor onto the deck (not directly onto the wick or coil), vape out as much as possible, and repeat. This quickly gets rid of the old flavor, after doing this two or three times, the old flavor is pretty much completely gone.
Don't be afraid to mix flavors -- I've stumbled upon to some great combinations when switching flavors without rewicking. Pretty much the only time I will rewick when changing flavors is to go from a very strong flavor to a much more subtle flavor.
Don't be afraid to mix flavors -- I've stumbled upon to some great combinations when switching flavors without rewicking. Pretty much the only time I will rewick when changing flavors is to go from a very strong flavor to a much more subtle flavor.
I just started dripping today and have added new flavor to the existing. As long as the tastes aren't too much of a difference, it works for me.
I always rinse out everything, dry burn coil and rewick when I change flavors. If you have rayon you probably don't need to do this. This is usually part of my daily routine since I don't stick with one flavor long unless it's really good.
Remove the old wick, rinse well, dry burn, insert new wick. It's easy.
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