Tasting methods??

[dnutt]

Just wondering how everybody goes about tasting different flavors. I have been trying a couple drops on my ego atty then vaping till that is pretty much gone but I can still taste the previous flavor while trying the new. Should I clean the atty after every flavor? I'm just getting started so I don't have 10 clean attys laying around. Just wondering what everyone else does..

 

[WomanOfHeart]

If you want to get the best of a new flavor, dripping is the way to go. When you switch flavors, you should just be able to blow out your atty. You might still get some of the previous taste, but that will go away after a few puffs.

 

[uba egar320]

If you really want to get the taste of each juice you'll either have to clean your atty each time if you don't have several. Heck, some flavors will stay in an atty for a looong time. Chocolate for one. And just about any fruity flavor as well. I just vape an old flavor away, doesn't bother me that much. The nicotine is the important thing lol.

 

[Vapenstein]

I blow out the atty and dry burn, let the atty cool down and then the new flavor is clean. I don't know if doing this is excellent maintenance of my attys or if I am cutting their lifespan though

 

[dnutt]

Sometimes it is a nice transition from one flavor to another but then its kind of hard to tell if i like the new flavor or the combination.

 

[Kram7]

I rotate many attys, but found this to work best... FYI I drip

1. Finish your drips until you can taste the atty.

2. Blow out atty from battery end

3. Bunch up a tissue/paper towel and stuff it in the bridge end overnight. The tissue will actually wick up any extra juice.

And last but not least I keep separate attys exclusively for cinnamon and menthol. All others are fare game.

 

[Pez]

Got a rootbeer, blueberry, desert ship, and a free marshmallow from VaporBomb. Ok mixing these? BTW I love the marshmallow, will be getting that one also. Should I let these sit to age or not? Also these were 100% VG. First VG I bought. Any different care for the atty compared to the PG blend? I also drip and am using a 30mg blend. (Mallow is 24.) Thanks in advance.

 

[WomanOfHeart]

VG is thicker than PG, so it might gum up your atty quicker. If you just rinse them out in hot water once and let them dry completely you should be fine. If your juice tastes weak, you might let it sit for a few days and then try it again. You can mix those together if you want, but if you mix two different nic levels you'll lower the nic level somewhat.

 

[sl_rat]

+1 for blowing them out...

 

[GoodDog]

I DIY and some days I can taste up to 20 different flavors (it's hard on these ol' taste buds). What I do is first blow out my atty then drop 3 drops of plain VG directly on the bridge and mouth vape until that's almost gone then add my flavor. If it's a strong flavor I add the VG a couple of times and blow it through then mouth vape (not inhaling).