wet coils

[smacksy]

I personally don't use wet (premade) coils at all...I'm more careful now
and keep my replacing a coil away from the sink board in the kitchen where it got wet...
Because it was a expensive TFV8 coil I tried blowing it dry with a hairdryer..It dried alright but tasted awful and produced very little vapor..
I tossed it in the end...


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[Maiar]

Is vaping water bad? Do you get emphysema from going in a sauna? It's just some steam guys.

 

[yppan]

Set them in the kitchen window sill for at least 24 hours.

I said quickly

Also my throat seemed really irritated after all this but that could be from the burnt cotton.

 

[SteveS45]

You can't fix a burnt coil like I said before but if you wash a coil and just blow it out, add e-Liquid which will mix with the water and after a couple of pulls it is back to working fine. I have done it on occasion when I really didn't like the flavor I had in my tank previously.

 

[r77r7r]

I used to place mine in the the vent of an air cleaner. Air dries very fast. PC fan works also. To clean, I nuked a cup of water and popped the coil in a syringe.

 

[Tonkpils]

If you're using tap, you're burning off the lovely cocktail of chemicals in said tap water.

I wouldn't personally vape tap water.

Use a torch to burn/dry them

Chemicals like Hydrogen and Oxygen?