What's a good easy to clean atty for flavor testing?

[DudeInMyrtleBeach]

New to DIY, and I have found - quickly - that using cartomizers for flavor testing is a PITA. What's a good atty that is easy to clean between tests.

LV or HV doesn't matter.

My PV is VV.



(This is a personal record for acronyms in a post by me - ROTFLAMO)

 

[doots]

I use a reg 510 or 901 on vv. works best for me.

 

[cskent]

A bridgless atty might be better since it won't hold the juice as well. You can also vape a few drops of straight VG between flavors to help remove some of the residuals. Some flavors might just hang in there a long time no matter what you do though.

 

[icemanx3]

I think bridgeless / wickless was a good suggestion. Can easily be rinsed and vaped within minutes as well.

ice

 

[aprioristic]

I've had good results with Ikenvape 306's but I assume any 306 is as easy to de-wick and you don't have to de-bridge. It's as simple as bending a paperclip or using a toothpick and pushing the wick loose. The next IKV 306's that come in are supposed to be wickless somehow too so you might want to check that out.

 

[zadane]

I've tried soaking in 91% iso...

but there are some flavors that just refuse to let go.

at that point I just soak, use pure pg vape till dry. rinse and repeat...

it's a PITA but it works...

 

[Lightgeoduck]

I've tried soaking in 91% iso...

but there are some flavors that just refuse to let go.

at that point I just soak, use pure pg vape till dry. rinse and repeat...

it's a PITA but it works...

Yes for flavor switching PG would be best.. for the quick switch of flavors

exposed atty's like the suggested 306 (since it has the common 510 connection) or the m40X would work as well.

I suggest those because all you would have to do is stick the top portion of the atty into a cap of PG and swirl it around..

I personally wouldn't distroy an atties bridge and wick,,if you don't use your atties that way in the first place, BUT if you wanted to the exposed atty would be the easiest to do this to (as previously suggested)

And yes some flavors will be hard to get rid of the taste. i.e. menthol , Sin-a-mon

LGD

 

[DudeInMyrtleBeach]

I've had good results with Ikenvape 306's but I assume any 306 is as easy to de-wick and you don't have to de-bridge. It's as simple as bending a paperclip or using a toothpick and pushing the wick loose. The next IKV 306's that come in are supposed to be wickless somehow too so you might want to check that out.

Exxxxxcellent!!

If Isaac has atties of his own design coming, I'll wait for those. I exclusively use his cartomizers - they just freakin *work*.