What do you use to taste ur juices with out wasting anything?

[mattt9998]

What do you all use to taste your juices while you are DIYing? I have been using cartos which is a waste because if I dont like the flavor I toss the carto. Just wondering how you go about tasting a bunch of DIY mixes with out wasting anything.

 

[jazon1]

i just use a drip atty and rinse it out after each attempt.

 

[unloaded]

I've been using one of my eRoll batteries for it. I replaced the silica wick in the spike with SS mesh. I put a couple drops on the mesh and use an empty tank without the bottom piece on it. It gives a good sample of the flavor and when it's dry I can go straight to the next flavor. I've found that when I put the same juice in my RBAs it's quite a bit stronger so now I aim for a lighter flavor from the eRoll.

 

[Uncle Willie]

I put a drop on my tongue ..

 

[GrannyM]

Atties for me, with the I06 from Ikenvape my favorite.

 

[eikon]

I've been using one of my eRoll batteries for it. I replaced the silica wick in the spike with SS mesh. I put a couple drops on the mesh and use an empty tank without the bottom piece on it. It gives a good sample of the flavor and when it's dry I can go straight to the next flavor. I've found that when I put the same juice in my RBAs it's quite a bit stronger so now I aim for a lighter flavor from the eRoll.

try taking the spike out, put 1 drop right on the coil, you only get 2 or 3 hits, but I get the same flavor from this as I do from a regular 510 or RBA, and almost no carryover to the next juice without rinsing.

 

[tc1]

You can buy a RBA dripping atty like a Phoenix for under $10 on nearly every site these days. Well worth the money, especially to DIYers.

 

[unloaded]

try taking the spike out, put 1 drop right on the coil, you only get 2 or 3 hits, but I get the same flavor from this as I do from a regular 510 or RBA, and almost no carryover to the next juice without rinsing.

I'll try that. Are you stove piping it or do you put a tank in to sample?

 

[eikon]

I'll try that. Are you stove piping it or do you put a tank in to sample?

I just stovepipe, doesn't really get that hot.

 

[Lopaka79]

You can buy a RBA dripping atty like a Phoenix for under $10 on nearly every site these days. Well worth the money, especially to DIYers.

I use a Vision Eternity RBA for quick testing. It cost more than $10 but the point is that tc1 has stated the best way that I've found to test flavors and wash out. You drip directly onto the coil and wick and clean by swashing with hot water.