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Cleaning is easy. For some the plunger is removable and you can just rinse it off in warm water. If the plunger isn't removable, just suck up and remove warm water a few times.
But, the common plastic syringes are so cheap you may as well have several. Never hurts to have a backup.
But, the common plastic syringes are so cheap you may as well have several. Never hurts to have a backup.
You may not even need a syringe depending on the atty. And you can rinse a syringe out with running water, and then push water through the needle (or flexible or blunt needle) by using the plunger. When you are all done filling you may want to wash it a bit more thoroughly to make sure parts don't stick or clog, but for switching flavors a quick rinse should be enough (unless you used it with a very stubborn flavor like spices, ginger, peppery, etc)
I just suck up some water into it and push it back out a few times, then take it apart and rinse under the faucet. You can find syringes with blunt plastic things in place of the needle at your local pharmacy. They're used for giving medicine to infants. They're only about $1.49 or so, you might as well have a couple.
I'm thinking of placing a order from Liberty flights, so i will buying the sryinge there as well. 5ml syringe w/ blunt 18 gauge needle I never used a syringe or had one before is that the correct one i should get, the one for $1.11? I'm planning to use it to fill juice for the ego cartomizer which i'm buying from there too.
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Hey there fellow NY'er! For the ultimate in cheap, go to your friendly Walgreens pharmacy and ask for a few syringes (they have 3ml Luer-Loc, cost: $0). Then, hit up Tractor Supply and get a pack of needles. Plenty of gauges to choose from....cheap. I think the pack of 5 (18ga) was less than or around $4. I just grind the tips off to make blunt needles. Additionally, Tractor Supply has syringes fairly cheap as well in a good variety of sizes.
As for cleaning...I just flush em out with water.
As for cleaning...I just flush em out with water.
I wish we had a Tractor Supply store here. Nearest one is 50 miles away. Sounds like a good place for those who have one closer though!
WalMart pharmacy will give them to you free too. I've gotten some there, and some from my Vet. I get the 3 cc(or ml - same thing) size from the Vet and some for diabetics (I think they're 1ml...very thin), from WalMart. (I use them for accurate dosing of dog dewormer)
They have real needles which unscrew (with one twist) and the plunger comes out. You can take apart completely and wash. The needles have a cap to protect you from getting stuck.
They have real needles which unscrew (with one twist) and the plunger comes out. You can take apart completely and wash. The needles have a cap to protect you from getting stuck.
warm water should work, but from everything i read a syringe isn't really needed.
The OP wants to fill eGo cartomizers. I am assuming that means the Mega cartomizers. I don't know any other way to fill them, other than with a syringe. But, maybe my assumption is incorrect.
I have a very low confidence that I would be capable of doing that. OMG, that just seems nearly impossible ... so, in my book you're amazing, LOL. I definitely wouldn't have the patience even if I were capable. It takes me parhaps a half minute to fill one with a syringe, start to finish.
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