What will happen if I put lemon menthol into my lil mama tank?

[wildarmtins]

I've heard horror stories about citrus juice and polycarbonite, but I was thinking as my lemon menthol is DIY and it's fairly weak (9% lemon, 6% menthol) that it might not be so bad.... what do you guys think?

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[hellsh0cked]

I would not do it if you don't have a replacement tube/tank handy. I have vaped a lot of "tank killer" flavors and not had any problems. If it's the only tank you have or you would be upset if it breaks then don't do it.

 

[Winged Orpheus]

Do you have the polycarbonate tube for your tank or the stainless steel one with the window?

 

[sailorman]

If you have one of the polycarbonate Lil Momma tanks, I'd suggest not risking it. It doesn't take much citrus to crack them, especially if it's in there for a long time. I've had pineapple juice fog and crack a tank, but it took about 24 hours.

Fortunately, you can buy replacement tanks so if you're the gambling type, you won't be out much money. I'd look for an alternative though. A glass tank or a Vivi Nova with a metal tank is a safer route to take. Or, spring for a stainless replacement tank for your Lil Momma.

 

[wildarmtins]

I was considering the stainless steel replacement tank, but I don't like the idea of not knowing how much juice I have left as it doesn't have a window :-S

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[sailorman]

I thought the same thing when I used the metal tank on my Vivi Nova. But you get over it pretty quick. You can tell if the juice gets low enough to worry about. With some practice, you can gauge it by time and, in any event, it's not a big deal to pop the top off now and then to take a peek. At least with the Vivi its a snap. With a carto tank it might be a little more inconvenient or messy.