What to use to vape a steeped tobacco juice (El Toro)

[vangroover]

Hi all,

Just ordered a few El Toro juices from House of Liquid (Virginia Prime, Eden and a cigar one whose name escapes me at the moment) and I'm concerned that they might wreck havoc on my clearomizer (CE5) - or so I seem to recall reading Am I pretty much relegated to having to drip these or might there be other options?

Thanks in advance for any tips / advice!

 

[Knight Errant]

Did the people you ordered it from give any cautions about it?
Is it sold alongside other e-juice with no special categorization?
If there were no special warnings or such, then it probably vapes much like any other e-juice.
If it does not and they didn't warn you, then that's irresponsible of the seller/manufacturer.

Hopefully someone here has actual experience with that category of e-juice or that product line.

 

[Sovran]

Steeped simply means it is aged. Tobacco and other dark juices can clog coils and wicks faster than clear juices, but that just means you have to clean more than every two weeks. It is pretty simple and quick process to either clean or replace the head so I wouldnt worry about it. NET juices tend to clog a little faster also, but once again you just need to clean a little more often. you should have spare heads for when you want to radically change the flavor you are vaping because IMO you can never clean it completely without more work than I want to invest.

 

[vangroover]

Thanks for the replies. Much appreciated!

 

[Knight Errant]

Hues. Steeped means aged, but after looking at the website he mentioned, it sounds like they are steeping the actual tobacco leaves in the ejuice for flavor and/or for at least part of the nicotine content.

 

[Steam_Bern]

I vape many flavors including naturally extracted tobaccos, fruit and dessert flavors. Tobacco flavors gunk up coils faster than other flavors and there is not much to do about this besides dry burning your coil to clean it if your wicking material can take it (natural fiber wicks such as cotton or bamboo cannot be dry burned) and/or changing heads when performance and/or flavor tapers off.

If you like to tinker, you can learn to rebuild the heads of your clearos which will save you much money in the long run. I find rebuilding fun and relaxing but others may not. If you are interested, watch some Youtube viseos on rebuilding your clearo. Good luck.

 

[vangroover]

New to the forum, as you can see. I must say that I'm really impressed with the quick responses, and their quality. Great stuff - cheers!

 

[vangroover]

And, yes, the juices I refer to in my original post are NETs. I should have mentioned that, sorry!

>edited thread title now to reflect this...

 

[Mrbrianwc]

Vangroover let us know how those are. I am trying to find some cigar flavors to vape. I just ordered BRASILEIRO from them. The flavors I wanted were out of stock when I ordered.