I know drip tips are used so that they can easily be dripped through but i find that sometimes when i drip say 4 drops in it sometimes gets on the rim and when i put it in my mouth get liquid on my lips which isnt very nice.
when you drip into your atty do you remove your drip tip?
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Blow in to the drip tip before using. A couple of sharp little blows will usually take care of it.
I leave the tip on to reduce wear and tear on the drip tip O-ring. O-rings are cheap, but I get tired of loose drip tips.
I leave the tip on to reduce wear and tear on the drip tip O-ring. O-rings are cheap, but I get tired of loose drip tips.
I remove them when I still have the bridge on the Atty, if its De-bridged I leave it on.
The bridge is real close to the inside of the drip tip hole so the juice doesn't always go all the way down.
If it's been De-bridged the juice usually goes all the way in nice. No mouth-o-juice
But yeah! Six is right a couple of quick blows in the end usually settles the juice into the atty.
The bridge is real close to the inside of the drip tip hole so the juice doesn't always go all the way down.
If it's been De-bridged the juice usually goes all the way in nice. No mouth-o-juice
But yeah! Six is right a couple of quick blows in the end usually settles the juice into the atty.
Blow across the top of the drip tip like you would do when trying to make a Coke bottle whistle.
That will get any juice stuck in the drip tip out of there.
You can tell the difference in sound when there is juice stuck and when there isn't.
And if there is juice stuck in there then you will hear the sound change when it gets cleared out.
That will get any juice stuck in the drip tip out of there.
You can tell the difference in sound when there is juice stuck and when there isn't.
And if there is juice stuck in there then you will hear the sound change when it gets cleared out.
I leave my drip tip on because I use a debridged 306 atty. If I took it off it would be a mess! Love it!
On a 510 atty with a regular drip tip I usually remove it. On a 306, which is what I primarily drip in, I don't take off the DT at all.
I use a Cannon DT for the 306 and the hole is giant, so the chances of me getting juice on the edges is more or less bad marksmanship on my part.
I use a Cannon DT for the 306 and the hole is giant, so the chances of me getting juice on the edges is more or less bad marksmanship on my part.
Go get a drip tip from Super T manufacturing. Wide mouth, SS, only drip tip you will ever need. Have had one drip tip for over a year now.
Never remove my DT before dripping. That would be way too much work. Occasionally I will need to blow across the top of the DT for juice that gets stuck in the top but if that happens too often, I stop using that DT. I have plenty of others that rarely get juice stuck in the top.
I have bad eyes (farsightedness) but I drip with the tip on anyway. I just grip the PV like a hammer handle, and smack the heel of my hand against the palm of the other hand, hit the switch and take a hit. Occasionally I do get a bit of juice in my mouth or on my lip, but that's not a bad thing....I like the taste of RY4.
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