Time to organize

[thinkingaboutit]

Less than a week since my kgo arrived. I have (when all shipments arrive over the next week) a tank, bunch of cartos (30 total), clearomizers, and around 20 bottles of juice.
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Got a $9 tackle box today. Single tray plano and it should help. I'll label the filled cartos by compartment and keep the empty cartos in another compartment. I am also going to keep some basics in there, spare charger, toothpicks, napkins, etc. If I like the tank and buy more, can I store them filled? If I move on past the kgo, I will keep the batteries in the box for emergency use also.

Any other suggestions?

 

[charmed412]

Only suggestion I have is start looking for a bigger box. I am not kidding. I went from storage containers to storage containers in their own large computer armoire. When my vaping fiance moves down here we will convert the room across the hall into the vaping/DIY/vapeTV broadcasting room.

 

[bnrkwest]

Yes it takes some organizing, I have boxes full of juices and spare parts and have a daily vape area I store essentials, I call the vape castle, makes it very handy. I have a family member that will be making some similar to this soon. bnrk

 

[thinkingaboutit]

Only suggestion I have is start looking for a bigger box. I am not kidding.

I totally believe you. Had you told me I would buy so much in the first week I would have laughed. "Don't I just need a cig kit and a couple tips?"

I am trying to stay reasonable...but it's well worth being stocked up if it keeps me away from cigs. I do have a bigger box I almost used, that will be next

 

[Underwhelmed]

I used a tackle box as well, but I got this one-
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Flambeau-Tuff-Tainer-Tackle-Box-with-Zerust-5007/16326922
It fits in the drawer of my toolbox at work. I've got several co-workers who have switched from cigs, so I try and have extra stuff on hand in case they need anything.

I got one of these to label bottles, filled cartos, tanks, etc-
http://www.walmart.com/ip/DYMO-LetraTag-Plus-Personal-Label-Maker-2-Lines/5733520
It was much cheaper than that online price in the store. I don't know what's up with that.

I would recommend some individually packaged alcohol napkins or even just some leftover take out napkins in your kit. You will have spills, and if you are out somewhere, you might not have paper towels handy.

I saw a site that sells tanks (I can't remember which one now though) and they sell clear plastic cups with snap top lids for storing full tanks. I'm sure a trip to the dollar store would turn up a similar solution for less money.

 

[thinkingaboutit]

I almost got that same box! What I got has less compartments but a little more space. I have a labeler, and will be using it

 

[Tracey1]

Yes, try to be reasonable. Try very hard. It has a way of taking over A LOT of space. I recently moved into a new house and it took several mid and large sized moving boxes to pack everything. That doesn't include my vape desk of course. (My husband and other family members call it my lab lol) It's a two tiered computer desk that doesn't even have a computer on it. I also used the built in shelves in my closet next to the desk to house the stuff that I really don't use anymore. In my defense though, I have been vaping and collecting for about 2.5 years so I have managed to acquire a lot of stuff. I also use a wide array of gear which requires different set ups. Cartos, attys, batts, drip tips, tanks, adapters, doohickys, thingamabobs and whatchamacallits. I have to say though that I have managed to keep it organized nicely. I'm always able to find what I want or need for myself or others that may need something in a pinch. So I'm happy pretty happy with my set up. Good luck with finding something that works for you.

 

[jch419]

Just get a duffle bag, you should be good to go.