Thinning VG

[novelwriter56]

When I/we first started using the eGo-C/CE-5 system, I went with mostly VG juices because I was concerned about PG. I don't know why I was concerned, but I was. Recently, my wife and I discovered a local store that carried different juices. Though they didn't list whether they were VG or PG, they were much thinner and worked far better in our e-cigs without much plugging up. I assume they were more, or all, PG. We bought most of our products from My Freedom Smokes and ordered the extra VG. Now that we are using the "thinner" juices, our VG juices has continued the "plugging" process and we have to clean our atomizers more often. We have an unflavored nicotine that we use to step up our lower nicotine juices, but it is 25% PG - 75% VG. I added it to the juice I was using and the lower vape and plugging started quickly. It there anything I can do to thin the VG products we already have in quantity?

 

[Choc_Addic]

a drop of water. Clean coils more often.....

 

[novelwriter56]

Thank you for the quick reply. I was also told by someone local that adding 2-3 drops of vodka added to a full tank helps thin and clean the atty a bit. I gave it a try, and it seems to work also. Your water suggestion worked well, too.

 

[Enoch777]

It's safest to use distilled water. Tap water has contaminants and minerals.

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Distilled water or vodka. As for the safety aspect of VG versus PG based juices there are 2 different studies- one says PG is safer while the other states VG is the safer choice
As for using Tap water it has bacteria in it that can be dissolved by stomach acids. Nasal area does not have those acids to remove the bacteria.

 

[godek]

+1 for Vodka

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godek

 

[Nightshard]

Water and alcohol work fine but in small quantities.

PG is just fine, as long as you add food grade PG