Been running a eGo-T battery + eGo-C.b tank for about 3 months
About a week and a half ago I opted to snag a LR atty while I was getting juice/etc. Figured wouldn't hurt to try it
I liked it, vapor output was a bit higher, didn't have to cook the juice as long to get a lot of vapor, etc, etc
Then I opted to clean it...
Normally when I clean an atty, I pry the needle off the casing, clean the tank portion, dry it, assemble minus the needle to dry burn, so on, so forth.
Method has worked well as this atty has lasted over a month now with a cleaning about once a week.
Anyway, started taking the needle off the LR and the wick came out of the needle, stuck to the coil by all the burned on juice.
Thought "Eh, I still have the old atty assembly, can take the needle/wick off of that", got the yanked wick off and went to burn the coils...
Second cycle of burning the coil popped
Yea... if I get any more LR attys for this I'm just gonna treat them as disposable or I'm gonna have to be extra careful with cleanings.
Also figured out a potentially useful step. Reassemble the tank+atty-needle and draw warm water through it like a straw. Seemed to help clean the gunk off the coil prior to dry-burning
About a week and a half ago I opted to snag a LR atty while I was getting juice/etc. Figured wouldn't hurt to try it
I liked it, vapor output was a bit higher, didn't have to cook the juice as long to get a lot of vapor, etc, etc
Then I opted to clean it...
Normally when I clean an atty, I pry the needle off the casing, clean the tank portion, dry it, assemble minus the needle to dry burn, so on, so forth.
Method has worked well as this atty has lasted over a month now with a cleaning about once a week.
Anyway, started taking the needle off the LR and the wick came out of the needle, stuck to the coil by all the burned on juice.
Thought "Eh, I still have the old atty assembly, can take the needle/wick off of that", got the yanked wick off and went to burn the coils...
Second cycle of burning the coil popped
Yea... if I get any more LR attys for this I'm just gonna treat them as disposable or I'm gonna have to be extra careful with cleanings.
Also figured out a potentially useful step. Reassemble the tank+atty-needle and draw warm water through it like a straw. Seemed to help clean the gunk off the coil prior to dry-burning
