Two quick questions :)

[Kanza]

I am experiencing an "oily" aftertaste...like eating cold french fries Could this be a result of using WOW juice in a cool cart? Or is it a problem with CoolCarts? Or is it the juice base? The batteries are of various lengths and freshly charged or have a large charge. The type of battery (diamond, stealth, etc.) is different so that's not a factor. Auto vs manual has the same result. Granted, I have been under stress with my husband's health problems and might be vapring stronger than usual but I don't notice it if I am. I got rid of my WOWcarts because of coughing but reordered a couple of sampler packs in case the cart type was a problem. Has anyone else experienced this? The flavor remains the same but it's like an oily "coating" lingering in my mouth or during vaping. I have brushed my teeth, gargled, flushed my mouth with water, etc. but I can still have a problem

Also, does anyone have an Excel spreadsheet listing V4L products? I know Joyce compiled one with cart colors but I never seem to be online while she is Darn that real world...always interfering with vaping and spending time with vaping friends

 

[Sallyem]

I am experiencing an "oily" aftertaste...like eating cold french fries Could this be a result of using WOW juice in a cool cart? Or is it a problem with CoolCarts? Or is it the juice base?

I use dentures, and I can say that vaping does leave a coating on my teeth. However, I do not notice any taste, and a quick brushing removes the coating.

 

[Nev]

I, too have dentures and have had this problem. A couple of things that work for me to get rid of the oily feeling is to drink something acidic (like lemonade or soda pop) and also to brush my mouth out with baking soda a couple times a day. See if that works for you

 

[genuinefraud]

yea, i get that taste after heavy vaping. I think its just a coating of all the vapor.
I usually brush, gargle with warm water, drink some hot tea and have a snack, and usually by that time, its better.

 

[krazie_Kid]

I havent noticed an after taste to be honest. ANd for a spread sheet click my sig link you can see the carto colors.

 

[Mary Kay]

I think what you are getting is the V.G. coating your mouth. I remeber making my own flavors using Glycerin and also with V.G...I got that. I get it with Wow..not so much with P.G. (it does have some V.G. in it.

 

[Rappel_Welch]

I live in the South. These folks fry everything from apples to twinkies (redneck eclair) to oreo cookies (which are to die for by the way) so I always have an oily taste in my mouth.

That said, there are certain flavors that leave a heavy aftertaste and seem to "coat" my mouth and tongue. Cherry cordial and peppermint ice cream are two that I can think of, but there have been some other flavors that I've tried. It seems to be the thicker juices that have that effect for me. Any time I vape a strong flavor such as coffee, tobacco, or especially the chocolates, I follow it up with spearmint. Spearmint just seems to leave my mouth cool and fresh.

 

[Darth Skirata]

I get an "oily" residue only from juices with a high VG base. I have noticed that vaping builds up a bit of film on the teeth, but like others said, a quick brush takes care of that.