water proofing a mini

[cope]

I was wondering if there is anything i can do to waterproof my mini
i noticed when i looked inside there is nothing stopping water from entering the tube if you say use it in the rain
is there a wrap i can use ? i have only had mine for 5 days and i work outside and yes sometimes it rains..o i live in washington state it rains alot o i live on the coast krap it really rains alot..
please help

 

[eratikmind]

Put your provari in a small suitable sized plastic bag from the cap end up. Bring the plastic bag up past mid section of your juice delivery device and wrap with a rubber band.

Obviously, this method only works with RBAs, as their air intake is located in the cap of the device. This is the method I use when hiking and shooting or I bring a ego c twist or a sigelei Zmax.


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[Clovery]

Not sure if you'd want to be caught using it in public, but I would imagine a condom would be a pretty good fit.... Unlubricated would be best obviously

Latex or nitrile exam gloves might work well too.

 

[BigBaby]

I wouldn't even worry about it. Provaris are fairly water resistant already. The top is sealed and the window is practically sealed. You only have to worry about the button hole and the hole in the bottom cap which shouldn't really let water in. Just keep it in a pocket when you are not using it and keep the bottom hole covered the best you can with your finger.

I have used mine in the shower before.

 

[Baditude]

There have been stories here of a Provari getting dunked in a swimming pool and going through an entire wash cycle in a washing machine and still working after allowed to dry out.

Getting water on the inside of the Provari isn't a big deal as part of the Provari maintanance program is to pour isopropyl alcohol directly into the Provari. I'm not sure how the battery/electrical circuit would like water added to the mix, but if allowed to dry out there should be absolutely no damage done to the Provari. I would think just getting the body wet from a rain shower would not be an issue.

 

[madstabber]

There is a company that waterproofs cellphones and laptops called Liquipel. I don't know if they would do PV's but if they would you could go swimming with it. It is a spray on nano-technology that is really pretty interesting, check it out if you get the chance.