What tank NEVER leaks?

[Krashman Von Stinkputin]

This one.
(Unless you count the HE rounds as "leakage")



More to point, eventually they all will--though designs are improving and maintenance helps.

 

[dice57]

These bootstanks were made for walkingleaking, and that's what they do, or something like that.

All me tanks don't leak, well, unless I accidently flood them, or fill them incorrectly, or they are getting low, and the wick channel hits an air pocket, flooding the chamber, allowing juice to ooze out the air holes.

Kind of like my savannah Sampson, he's a great boy, mostly, except when he's not But if I'm aware and quick enough, I don't bleed, much.

 

[TamiPac]

I like the "Never say never" quote, but just to ad my thoughts, I've had a Rose V2 for 5 months and haven's changed the O-rings. Absolutely bullet-proof, and NEVER leaks. A drop will form rarely at the air hole if tilted that way as excessive juice will collect in a chamber below the deck where the AFC is...my favorite rebuildable.

I have a Rose V2 as well and love it, however, the poster asked only for atty's that you don't have to build coils for.

 

[realsis]

None of my rda tanks leak. You might consider moving to a rda in the future. With a little practice they are not difficult and I've had FAR LESS problems with them. To start out get a kayfun lite.it's very easy to build and wick . It gives excellent vapor and flavor. It can be as a whole lot easier than you would imagine it to be to do a build and with practice it only takes about 3 to minutes. More time is spent fussing with a leaky tank than it takes to do a build. Just something to consider for the future. I personally got tired of messing with the leaking tanks and learned to build and don't regret it for a second! I really hope this helps. Best wishes.

 

[DaveP]

Any tank can leak. My Kayfun 3.1 is better at containing juice than most, but you can flood it doing dry hits with the air hole covered and then you get a little juice in the air tube. The only time I have to do that is when I don't leave enough air in the tank during a fill to allow vacuum feed.

Dogs don't like bitter and nic is bitter. All my life I've been told that dogs will drop a frog because the frog secretes something that's bitter.

A stainless carto is probably the safest atomizer to have around a dog. They could swallow it, but not chew it up. Maybe the best solution is to keep your mod in your pocket or set it in a high place that dogs can't reach when it's not being used.

 

[FallenRawToast]

just chiming in, to echo everyone else... there is no 100% leak proof tank. Given the right situation they will all leak at some point. Even the most "leak resistant" ones will leak in temp or pressure swings.

 

[Redruth]

I've been using the Kanger Aero, old version and new, also Nautilus Mini tanks and have had no leaking issues with any of them so far.

This is the same advice I was given earlier in the week. So I bought both and had no problems with either. Early days yet of course.

 

[Nightshard]

An empty tank

 

[nyiddle]

Naut mini for sure. /thread

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[leandean]

I'm a truck driver and have yet to find one that doesn't. A tank that never leaks at home will start leaking after a couple of hours on the road.

 

[Fir3b1rd]

Hi. I am looking to move on from my beloved DCT carto tank but I can't have ANY leaks as I am extremely paranoid about poisoning my dogs. What would you recommend? I want about 3mL and pretty colours lol, no wicks, no worry about which way up it is, nothing to build beyond maybe replacing a coil. Thanks for your suggestions!

Are you looking for a rebuildable or a clearo?
Every clearo I've used has leaked, flooded or given me dry hits. From the evods, to the aerotanks and nautiluses.
Every rebuildable has done the same
The only thing I've found to work with vacuum feed rebuildables (kayfun types) is when measure is changing, like going up a mountain, flip them upside down to keep thr liquid pit of the chamber.
About a week ago I got an erlkonigin and that has not leaked, given me a dry hit or flooded yet. no matter what I've done.
If that is something you'd like to look into erlkonigin put out it's own clone called the erlprinz. It's the same thing minus some decorative details and IRS only 40 bucks. So there K's no need for a clone. It vapes EXACTLY the same.

 

[ozmotion]

I use an Aspire ET-S.


If it's kept filled and upright, it never leaks. If the fluid level gets low, small amounts of liquid can leak out of the bottom, out of the intake inlets of the coil. If the tank is set upside down, gravity will pull small amounts of liquid out of the wick and coil area, through the tube, and out the tip.


The same applies to all tanks, although bottom coils seem to be a little more vulnerable. But they perform better, and I would never consider switching due to the slightly high tendency to leak.

 

[roosterado]

My Protank 3 has never leaked or flooded unless refilled improperly which is easy to avoid by paying careful attention when refilling not to refill over the top of air tube. Same goes for the Nautilus I bought 1 month ago. And I am hearing really good things about the Joytech Delta Series Tanks. On My Beside Table I have a eLeaf VV 18650 Tube Mod. It is very hard to press the side fire button accidentally as the Voltage control ring surrounds it making the fire bottom recessed. I have fell asleep proped with head propped up on pillows with the mod in my hand many times and woke the next morn with the mod and protank 3 laying any which way on my bed. The tank has never leaked or flooded. I am not recommending this just an example of how leak proof I've found the tank to be. Same goes for the tank that Came with the eLeaf ijust Kit- tank made by iSmoka hold 3.7 mils. Neither tank is a big Vapor producer. I use them while using laptop in bed. The Nautilus with BVC coils is producing a nice amount of Vapor. Not like my Genesis Attys but pretty decent.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jst0UYQkDVo

 

[supertrunker]

One that contains nothing.

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[Cknine]

Op here finally. Thanks everyone! It seems like the Nautilus got a lot of votes. Of course I understand that no tank is absolutely unleakable, but just wanted the odds in my favour. I always put my mod or cigs up high when I am not sitting right next to them and wash my hands after filling so I think I am safe I just have an overprotective streak. Thanks for not telling me I'm crazy to worry!