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Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)

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Yes. You might want to throw a bit of vodka or everclear in there too. Watermelon isn't the easiest to get out. Especially if you are following with a custard or something.

You are right. I can still totally smell the watermelon after just water. I just made limoncello so I have diesel which I think is like everclear!
 

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So I'm out of vg. If I make a 100%pg juice will it be super harsh?

You can typically get VG at Walmart. It's pharmaceutical grade.

this is what wallyworld sells in my neck of the woods, in the Pharm Dept by hand lotions...

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vegetable glycerin "VG" @ Walmart

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Seriously considering getting the "Doggy Styled" Doggystyle 2K16 rta (and diving down the rabbit hole of building coils)... it seems there a few varieties to choose from. Any advice?
So, I just ordered the SJMY and the SXK versions from 3F... and now we wait.
 

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Do yourself a huge favor and pick up an S-body. One of the smallest, lightest box mods on the market powered by an excellent DNA 40 chip. To top it all off it can be had in pink for $29.99 delivered. This one is a no brainer for you Chels.

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I agree that is a fine little device.
 

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All I know is that without ProVape I may well have gone back to smoking just about 5 years ago right now. I wish them well, and hope they remain in this game forever.

If not though I'll hold them in no less reverence than I do today.

Thank you, ProVape. Thank you for helping me do all this, and make some awesome friendships as a result.

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Seriously considering getting the "Doggy Styled" Doggystyle 2K16 RTA (and diving down the rabbit hole of building coils)... it seems there a few varieties to choose from. Any advice?

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SXK, or the SJMY, both are nicely done with above average machine work.

The big difference is in the airflow beneath the coil. The SXK version has a fair bit smaller air port, I have the SJMY, with the airflow all the way open a fairly restricted lung hit is possible, it is quite nice MTL closed off. If your preference is tight MTL go with the SXK, If you like the possibility of restricted lung the SJMY. Parts including tanks can be used on either.

You know I love that one! Congrats, sailor!




Yes, I do. I'd be very cautious about this one which lists the tank as glass. According to reviews, it is not. FT staff said it is.

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$13.62 SJMY Doggy Styled RTA Rebuildable Tank Atomizer - 3.5ml / stainless steel + glass at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

Definitely not glass, not sure why FT has not changed it. Even IF someone managed to create glass threads fine enough, that would be just horrible, tiny little sharp edge glass threads against Steel, wouldn't last long, and cross threading would be a real disaster. Would love to see some sort of glass conversion for the tank, maybe even a little extension.
 

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All I know is that without ProVape I may well have gone back to smoking just about 5 years ago right now. I wish them well, and hope they remain in this game forever.

If not though I'll hold them in no less reverence than I do today.

Thank you, ProVape. Thank you for helping me do all this, and make some awesome friendships as a result.

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Looks like they have branched out into eliquid. And just a guess but the mod making business is not going to be very profitable in the near future unless a miracle happens.

I hope they can keep their doors open selling liquid.
 

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This is a dumb question but should the everclear be rinsed out?

yes, but not deadly... (you could even use a small amount of it to 'thin' out an eJuice if you thought nessasary)

MY rule of thumb is only use a cleaner that you "could" ingest (to be safe) not rub alchohol

white vinegar is a good one to destroy old flavors...

BUT only let the vinegar stand for several minutes NOT over night or days ; as I've heard people do before :rolleyes:

I've let it sit for like maybe 10-15 min rinse, try again IF NEEDED

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This is a dumb question but should the everclear be rinsed out?

Yes just a light rinse and let it air dry. The alcohol will evaporate though if you do not want to rinse it and just wipe it with a paper towel or something.
 

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All I know is that without ProVape I may well have gone back to smoking just about 5 years ago right now. I wish them well, and hope they remain in this game forever.

If not though I'll hold them in no less reverence than I do today.

Thank you, ProVape. Thank you for helping me do all this, and make some awesome friendships as a result.

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I never really saw the need to spend the money on a ProVari... are their devices really a game changer?
 

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I never really saw the need to spend the money on a ProVari... are their devices really a game changer?

I would say for when they first were released during the P1 P2 days yes for sure. High quality and unmatched reliability with the other options being cheap Chinese devices.

Today? Game changer? No........but they are still high quality devices that will last you a lifetime. And they have branched out to more people with their 50 and 60 watt devices.
 

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I never really saw the need to spend the money on a ProVari... are their devices really a game changer?
No. There was a time that they were though, and I needed that badly then. Great mods are everywhere today though.

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I was gonna ask where you got it in that color. Now I guess I'll ask what kind of paint you use instead.
The very base coat is etch primer, followed by a grey primer/surfacer (both from the auto industry), then an epoxy enamel (in Sungold) followed by an oil-based clear polyurethane.
 

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