So I have alot of different juices coming in over the next week as well as some DIY supplies to make my own. Whats the most efficient to try new flavors without going advanced user type stuff? If you have several flavors you like do you use the cheap clearos and just keep 1 flavor per clearomizer or do you clean out your tank? Do you use a certain type of tank thats easy to clean to test then use something different once you know you like it? What are some of my options for trying all these juices out and the rotations you use? Thanks
Whats the best setup to have if your trying out alot of different liquids or diy testing
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^^^What they said, a 510 dripping atty. I just got a few recently, and they're very handy for taste testing.
I agree with the above two posters. I just received two of these yesterday in the mail and they worked out pretty well to test some new juices I just received.
510 Smok Tech 2.0ohm Atomizer
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Definitely a dripper or a carto setup.
I like cartos for tasting new bottles of juice, personally. I can run a carto full fresh from the bottle, mark that carto with what juice was in it (there's a complicated system involving nail polish and a spreadsheet here, LOL), and try it again after steeping.
I like cartos for tasting new bottles of juice, personally. I can run a carto full fresh from the bottle, mark that carto with what juice was in it (there's a complicated system involving nail polish and a spreadsheet here, LOL), and try it again after steeping.
Agree with the drip tip option, you can just replace the cotton and try a new flavor. If that is in your definition of "advanced" though, it depends on the liquids. If they are light juices, you might be able to get away with just changing the juice (after a quick wash), but if they are dark, heavy flavors, they might linger even after you change the juice, and the flavors will blend. If you have a nearby B&M that has a tasting bar, odds are they have a bunch of cheap tanks for the testers, and may sell them as well. Mine has a bunch that usually cost about $3 a pop.
I have a "testing atomizer" on hand... single coil with silica wick to clear flavors out quick
Same here, I use a scar or cyclone and just put the coil on a bed of cotton for fast swaps when I move to a new flavor.
Yes, you're right but the OP mentioned they didn't want to go down the advanced user path. It's debatable if using an RDA is advanced, but I think anything you have to build a coil for could be described as advanced in my book.
So I'll add in a sealed 510 KP Long Barrel Sealed Atomizer - Kidney Puncher is perfect for testing different juices.
Just screw it in, drip a few drops and vape it. When you notice the flavor and vapor get light, drip a few more drops - or drip a different juice flavor in there. So simple, and you'd be surprised at how much flavor and vapor they produce.
It will literally last for months and requires nothing more than a quick rinse every few days, and maybe a quick soak in vodka every few weeks, as maintenance.
I checked out that link and the reviewers seem to really like that one for easily trying out different flavors, but what does "not bottom compatible" mean? Do you need something else to go with this like coil heads or something?
Hey Hank does a silica wick hold up better to cleanings and burn offs? thx
"Not bottom feeder compatible" / the bottom of the 510 connection is sealed so it won't work with a device that feeds liquid from the bottom.
It will work fine with any 510 threaded battery/power device for dripping.
It will work fine with any 510 threaded battery/power device for dripping.
Topwater Elvis (excellent username BTW) hit the nail on the head - an unsealed atomizer will allow liquid to flow in and out of the coil head, so the are particularly useful for liquid feeders that need this to work correctly - think REO, VMOD and other liquid bottom feeders.
The linked atty I put in my post is completely sealed, this means that if you put too many drips into the atty, it will just flood and give you a little gurgle (with a reduction in vapor and flavor) but not leak out on to your battery.
This was such a great thread to find! I have quite the selection of juices to test now and haven't found a good system for it!
I have an 1100 eGo and just use clearomizers because it's easy, but I found the flavor stuck in them/the coils, even after a hot water wash. I've had to let them completely dry out overnight. I'll have to try the vodka rinse to see if that helps that situation. But I have a handful of clearomizers, so I can let one dry and test in another. Haven't gotten the hang of getting just enough to taste in, so I feel like I'm wasting juice! (Mine are bottom fill. I think I'm going to start using a syringe to keep the waste down.)
I have an 1100 eGo and just use clearomizers because it's easy, but I found the flavor stuck in them/the coils, even after a hot water wash. I've had to let them completely dry out overnight. I'll have to try the vodka rinse to see if that helps that situation. But I have a handful of clearomizers, so I can let one dry and test in another. Haven't gotten the hang of getting just enough to taste in, so I feel like I'm wasting juice! (Mine are bottom fill. I think I'm going to start using a syringe to keep the waste down.)
i use a cheap igo-L single coil cotton wicked easy to clean dry burn and re-wick...cheaper than drip cartos
Doesn't look like you received an answer, so I will give it a shot.
Silica wick can be dry burned and rinsed. A cotton wick can not be dry burned as it itself will burn in the process. I also would not recommend rinsing cotton. It would take too long to dry and isn't worth the effort. If you are using cotton you just take out the old and put in a new piece. Very easy to do and very inexpensive.
I use the HH357 long barrel. It's a dripper that works very good for testing flavors easy to clean just soak in vodka. I've got several.
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