Help!! I need some advice on how to successfully clean a Storm atomizer. I have tried cleaning one in isopropyl alcohol and I think I pretty much killed it. The atomizers are lonly lasting me a few days before I start losing vapor. I have watched a lot of youtube videos on the subject, but most of the videos are for the ego-T. I don't know if the same techniques would be successful.
Vapor King Storm atomizer
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What is a Storm atomizer. Is it a normal metal atomizer?
how I clean normal metal atomizers... like 510, 901, 306
I first blow out my atty. Then I soak it in deep bowl of near-boiling water, using tongs to scoop the hot water through the atty. Then I tilt the atty to let all air bubbles out and let it soak. 20 minutes later I scoop water through it again. Then I shake it out and blow it out. Then I drop it into a deep jar of edible pure grain alcohol. Use the tongs to tilt it to let all air bubbles out and leave it overnight. Next day I shake it out well and set it on paper towels to dry. The next time I need a clean atty, I swap to the clean one, first priming it well with juice and waiting for the juice to soak in, and I start cleaning the new dirty atomizer.
Then I got tired of doing that and mostly use cartomizers now. I only use atomizers to test liquids and drip a few thicker liquids. And I use thin 20% VG or less juices that are light and clear and leave little or no flavoring sediment to clog atomizers or cartomizers.
how I clean normal metal atomizers... like 510, 901, 306
I first blow out my atty. Then I soak it in deep bowl of near-boiling water, using tongs to scoop the hot water through the atty. Then I tilt the atty to let all air bubbles out and let it soak. 20 minutes later I scoop water through it again. Then I shake it out and blow it out. Then I drop it into a deep jar of edible pure grain alcohol. Use the tongs to tilt it to let all air bubbles out and leave it overnight. Next day I shake it out well and set it on paper towels to dry. The next time I need a clean atty, I swap to the clean one, first priming it well with juice and waiting for the juice to soak in, and I start cleaning the new dirty atomizer.
Then I got tired of doing that and mostly use cartomizers now. I only use atomizers to test liquids and drip a few thicker liquids. And I use thin 20% VG or less juices that are light and clear and leave little or no flavoring sediment to clog atomizers or cartomizers.
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