vapor problem

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e-man

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Anyone else having problem with the vapor? Even though I have charged the battery and the cartridge is new, nothing happens or just a little bit vapor. Maybe I should clean it? How often do you need to clean it (of course it depends on how much you are smoking, but let´s say after how many cartridges) and what is the best way to clean it? I´m using a sedansa cigarette and have used four cartridges since I bought it. Thanks.
 

TropicalBob

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This is probably the most frequent complaint on this forum. I've fussed that I could easily use four times the quantity of vapor produced. It just isn't enough. At present, dripping is your best option to increase vapor production. But that leads to another set of problems. All this will get better as the devices evolve, but that doesn't help us now.
 

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Here is a previous post by SJ on how to do this:

1. removing the cartridge/mouthpiece combo
2. removing the white nicotine cartridge from the mouthpiece
3. pulling out the fibrous material from the cartridge (preferably with tweezers)
4. Squeezing 3 or 4 drops into the chamber whilst holding the e-cig vertically. That way the drops should land directly on the atomizer.

Then simply replace the mouthpiece (without the cartridge) and puff. You will find the vapor is far denser than before.

Rachel
 

windblown

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But what drops? Some sort of liquid I need to buy from Sedansa?

My god, smoking is getting complicated...

Yes, it is usually called e-liquid. You can get it from such places as e-cig.com and freesmoke.eu.
I have also ordered some on ebay.....search on "electronic smoke juice". Seller was very reliable and helpful.

Yes, it does seem a little complicated at first, but soon you'll be an old hand and will be instructing others.
The rewards are well worth the small learning curve. You can do it! :D
 
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