I've always been curious as to what the primer fluid is that comes in new atomizers. Is it toxic? It tastes so bad that I figure it couldn't possibly be good for you 8-o
What's in that primer fluid?
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LOL DC!
It is a PG liquid or e-liquid. Totally fine. If you use the Google search at the bottom of the page you probably can find more threads about this very thing.
I'm thinking by your previous posts and your new PS passthrough that you are having more burned nasty flavor from higher voltage that than primer. Keep the liquid flowin!! I have 3 of those and they suck up e-liquid fast. Great device.
Lately, all my new atomizers don't have much of a primer taste to them at all. Six months ago, they were terrible (some 801s came with a bad pineapple flavored liquid that I thought I'd never get vaped out of the attys!). All of my 510 attys have been fine. If you drip your flavored liquid on the bridge to get it good and saturated with other flavor, you can usually vape off any primer fairly quickly.
It is a PG liquid or e-liquid. Totally fine. If you use the Google search at the bottom of the page you probably can find more threads about this very thing.
I'm thinking by your previous posts and your new PS passthrough that you are having more burned nasty flavor from higher voltage that than primer. Keep the liquid flowin!! I have 3 of those and they suck up e-liquid fast. Great device.
Lately, all my new atomizers don't have much of a primer taste to them at all. Six months ago, they were terrible (some 801s came with a bad pineapple flavored liquid that I thought I'd never get vaped out of the attys!). All of my 510 attys have been fine. If you drip your flavored liquid on the bridge to get it good and saturated with other flavor, you can usually vape off any primer fairly quickly.
The atty's that I'm using with my new ps have been broken in for a while now, but the primer fluid was something that I had always wondered about.
I always blow the fluid out before using a new atty, so it's not really an issue, but it was when I was first learning the ropes of vaping.
I always blow the fluid out before using a new atty, so it's not really an issue, but it was when I was first learning the ropes of vaping.
Soak it in alcohol before use. I use a 5 ml vial and 80% ethanol, and let it sit an hour or so. Blow out, then drip your juice. This way I don't ever have to vape primer fluid.
I've rinsed mine with PGA too (Use Everclear purchased from the grocery store liquor section). It's fast and evaporates dry quickly (no water rinse necessary). I just reprime really well, let the atty sit for 5 minutes to soak in and vape away. Wish I had known about PGA with that pineapple tasting bunch, GAH! Haven't had a bad primer taste in a new atty in ages though so never bother with it anymore.
Cassavetes - I think too many noobs try the dry burn with no clue what they're doing, and burn the string wicking in their attys (they have no idea how atomizers are constructed, or that the wicking is even in there under the bridge in a 510) which is why we hear them crying about burned taste in their attys.
I never recommend that anyone do dry burns for any reason. If it was a good idea, I'd think the manufacturers would be telling us to do it. They do recommend alcohol to clean attys.
Cassavetes - I think too many noobs try the dry burn with no clue what they're doing, and burn the string wicking in their attys (they have no idea how atomizers are constructed, or that the wicking is even in there under the bridge in a 510) which is why we hear them crying about burned taste in their attys.
I never recommend that anyone do dry burns for any reason. If it was a good idea, I'd think the manufacturers would be telling us to do it. They do recommend alcohol to clean attys.
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