Not only is cinnamon a tank cracker, but it also melts the glue used in some glass tanks, and the insulators used in MANY tanks. It also dissolve O-rings. It also can cause sore throats, and probably is MUCH worse to vape for you than most e-liquid in general.
I only say this because of my experience with cinnamon flavored e-liquids, and the recent post regarding a cinnamon e-liquid melting the insulators in a Kanger SubTank. (http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...to-my-juice-what-should-i-use-make-one-2.html)
Personally, I love cinnamon flavored e-liquids, but I think I'm going to have to discontinue their use.
Back when I had the original kanger pro tank, a cinnamon liquid actually melted the glue used to hold the glass to the tank. The pro tank was advertised as a pyrex tank that was designed to allow you to vape tank cracking e-liquids. After the glue melted into my tank, I e-mailed kanger, and within a month they changed the design on the original pro tank, and manufactured them without glue.
Just a simple warning guys.
I only say this because of my experience with cinnamon flavored e-liquids, and the recent post regarding a cinnamon e-liquid melting the insulators in a Kanger SubTank. (http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...to-my-juice-what-should-i-use-make-one-2.html)
Personally, I love cinnamon flavored e-liquids, but I think I'm going to have to discontinue their use.
Back when I had the original kanger pro tank, a cinnamon liquid actually melted the glue used to hold the glass to the tank. The pro tank was advertised as a pyrex tank that was designed to allow you to vape tank cracking e-liquids. After the glue melted into my tank, I e-mailed kanger, and within a month they changed the design on the original pro tank, and manufactured them without glue.
Just a simple warning guys.