TV flavors to avoid in polycarbonate tanks?

[oscill8]

Hi all, being an Oakland local I've managed to accumulate a bunch of tasty vapor liquids over a short period I've only used the ego mega dual coil cartos tv sells (love them), but I wanted to try some different inexpensive tanks/clearos like the kanger t3, vivi nova and smoktech dct-- most only come in polycarbonate and not polypropylene.

I know I should avoid cinnamon and citrus, but has anyone tried mojito, lemon poundcake or kretek (my current favs) in polycarb? Or are there any specific flavors to definitely avoid in plastic?

Thanks

 

[proxy]

I've used Geoff's Blend (RIP), Burmanni, Atomic Cinnacide (mixed with other flavors), lemon poundcake and a bunch of other TV juices in my vivi nova and have had no problems so far.

One tank cracked with Geoff's Blend in it, but I'm pretty sure it was my own stupidity and not the juice that did it.

 

[TVChris]

I've used Mojito in tanks with no problems. I can't imagine Lemon Poundcake being a problem....but I've never done it (not a lemon fan)
Can anybody who has chime in?

TVChris

 

[bigboom]

I've used Mojito in tanks with no problems. I can't imagine Lemon Poundcake being a problem....but I've never done it (not a lemon fan)
Can anybody who has chime in?

TVChris

I've used Lemon Poundcake in a tank as I've worked my way through a 30 ml bottle. I've had no problems whatsoever.

 

[TheBlueAdept]

I've used Strawberry Limeaid and Raspberry Lemonade in SmokDCT tanks with no issues, but I forget which plastic they are made from.

 

[Boredwalk]

So far I have used the following TV juices in clearos with no problem.
Lemon Poundcake
Spiced Rum
Pina Colada
TV Butter Rum
Mango Ice Cream
Tin Box Mint
Pineapple Orange Banana

 

[Tail11]

I've vaped mojito and lemon poundcake with no problems for my tanks/clearos

 

[oscill8]

Thank you all for the advice! I have had mojito & lemon poundcake in 2 different kanger t3's for 3 days now with no ill effects to the plastic. Excited to try other tv flavors in the clearos as well-- surprisingly I really like these plastic contraptions. (I do wish I didn't have to worry about the plastic composition though.)

 

[babyk1352012]

I've got some rainbow sherbert in my smoktech dct tank right now, no issues so far, but I've only had the flavor in about a week and a half. Either way though so far I love TV and plan to use them almost exclusively from here on out

 

[Mr. Tasty Vapor]

I can't see lemon being a problem at all, it's not a corrosive, and it's not an essential oil. The main culprits are essential oils. Of those that I can see as being possibly corrosive are Anise, Lime, Orange and most definitely Cinnamon. So any recipe containing high concentrations of those, or any customize your own liquids that would contain high concentrations of those, I'd avoid putting in tanks.

If you need a detailed list, just let me know, I'll muster one up.

 

[oscill8]

I'd actually love a list of ones to watch out for-- I'm a Kanger T3 fan and plan to buy the glass version by the handful when they come to market, but for now I'd like to be sure to use a carto or polypro clearo before I can get my TV juices in glass

No rush! As long as dulce de leche won't react to plastic, cos IT IS MY NEW ALLTIME FAVORITE EVER.

 

[Mr. Tasty Vapor]

I have to admit, I won't be much help in terms of disclosing tanks to watch out for. Please remember that Tasty Vapor is primarily a liquid manufacturer. That's what we do. We carry a minor amount of electronics as a matter of convenience. We were never, nor were we meant to be confused with an electronics outlet, well versed in electronics, etc.

I myself use very basic equipment because I'm not into the whole gadgetry end of things. I care more about vaping, than owning a unit that will also play mp3's, brush my teeth, light up and change colors, etc. And since I have kept it simple, there is a breadth of information that I'm unaware of in terms of tanks, etc. Let's also remember, that despite their lack of quality, a whole SEA of tanks are getting dumped on us, not because they function adequately but because they're a bit trendy.

I'm sure there are a few tanks that have nailed down maintaining flavor, lack of leakage, easy to maintain, etc., but they are far and few between.

I guess that's my long winded way of saying "I don't know enough about the tank end of things to provide you the answer you seek".