OK, So I'll add another one here for those too wary to try a Kleenex plug in their carts.
You'll need an envelope stamp moistener. The plastic bottle with the orange spongy material at the top that absorbs the water from the bottle. They're cheap at Office Depot, or if you're a thief like me, take one from the supply room at work.
Now, with the rage of a thousand orphaned children, tear that orange sponge off the top (j/k, it doesn't require that much force).
With a good pair of sharp scissors, cut the crusty parts off the orange sponge. This will get all the adhesive off.
Cut a cubed piece of this orange foam off, just enough to stay in place when pressed into the cartridge. It should be flush with the top of the cartridge, and only go about 1/8" inch to 1/4" into the cartridge. You want plenty of space for a juice reservoir.
Take it back out, fill to nearly the top of the cart, then put your plug back in. As good measure, add an extra drop or two to your magical orange sponge to saturate it. It should look dark. Now pop that thing on your atomizer and vape away!
You may have to tweak and experiment to find what works for you in terms of size and shape of the sponge.
Pros: Conserves juice while producing a decent vape. No leakage. Keeps the bridge sufficiently wet.
Cons: Wicks a little slow. Dripping directly on the sponge to saturate it before vaping alleviates this problem greatly.
You'll need an envelope stamp moistener. The plastic bottle with the orange spongy material at the top that absorbs the water from the bottle. They're cheap at Office Depot, or if you're a thief like me, take one from the supply room at work.
Now, with the rage of a thousand orphaned children, tear that orange sponge off the top (j/k, it doesn't require that much force).
With a good pair of sharp scissors, cut the crusty parts off the orange sponge. This will get all the adhesive off.
Cut a cubed piece of this orange foam off, just enough to stay in place when pressed into the cartridge. It should be flush with the top of the cartridge, and only go about 1/8" inch to 1/4" into the cartridge. You want plenty of space for a juice reservoir.
Take it back out, fill to nearly the top of the cart, then put your plug back in. As good measure, add an extra drop or two to your magical orange sponge to saturate it. It should look dark. Now pop that thing on your atomizer and vape away!
You may have to tweak and experiment to find what works for you in terms of size and shape of the sponge.
Pros: Conserves juice while producing a decent vape. No leakage. Keeps the bridge sufficiently wet.
Cons: Wicks a little slow. Dripping directly on the sponge to saturate it before vaping alleviates this problem greatly.
