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[f7eleven]

Who ever came up with refilling VK carts from the battery end is a genius. I would never have thought of doing that for fear of ruining the atomizer or the battery, but it works perfectly. It's so much easier than prying off the two caps on the other end.

I'd say to start adding drops before you get the burnt out-of-juice taste these carts give because that taste will linger even after you refill if you hit that point.

Also, I was refilling while watching TV the other night, and not paying great attention, I started dripping directly into the battery by mistake :-/. But when you do it right, the e-liquid seems to suck right into the cart and isn't messy at all, which I expected it to be the first time I tried it. Just let the drop touch the opening on the cart while still on the end of the dropper, and everything stays right in the middle and goes right into the cart.

 

[Robin]

Who ever came up with refilling VK carts from the battery end is a genius. I would never have thought of doing that for fear of ruining the atomizer or the battery, but it works perfectly. It's so much easier than prying off the two caps on the other end.

What's so hard about removing the plastic plugs? I just push a finishing nail into the small hole (its a tight fit) wiggli it slightly, and VIOLA! it pops right out! Then I use a round toothpick to pop out the clear silicone ring. Put the orig. small silicone plug in the batt end. Then just fill it. Waay easier, faster and cleaner. IMHO..

 

[gings]

Who ever came up with refilling VK carts from the battery end is a genius. I would never have thought of doing that for fear of ruining the atomizer or the battery, but it works perfectly. It's so much easier than prying off the two caps on the other end.

What's so hard about removing the plastic plugs? I just push a finishing nail into the small hole (its a tight fit) wiggli it slightly, and VIOLA! it pops right out! Then I use a round toothpick to pop out the clear silicone ring. Put the orig. small silicone plug in the batt end. Then just fill it. Waay easier, faster and cleaner. IMHO..

I've tried both methods and prefer dripping into the battery end, then rolling the cart on its side to distribute the liquid. I like the fact that the method doesn't require any tools and no waiting period if you're careful about the amount of liquid being added. What really counts is that both methods get the job done to get you back to vaping.

 

[SMILIN]

Who ever came up with refilling VK carts from the battery end is a genius. I would never have thought of doing that for fear of ruining the atomizer or the battery, but it works perfectly. It's so much easier than prying off the two caps on the other end.

I'd say to start adding drops before you get the burnt out-of-juice taste these carts give because that taste will linger even after you refill if you hit that point.

Also, I was refilling while watching TV the other night, and not paying great attention, I started dripping directly into the battery by mistake :-/. But when you do it right, the e-liquid seems to suck right into the cart and isn't messy at all, which I expected it to be the first time I tried it. Just let the drop touch the opening on the cart while still on the end of the dropper, and everything stays right in the middle and goes right into the cart.

I beleive ya should thank LEAFORD baby

Vape-On, and ENJOY Da/King

Steve

 

[RsL]

Who ever came up with refilling VK carts from the battery end is a genius. I would never have thought of doing that for fear of ruining the atomizer or the battery, but it works perfectly. It's so much easier than prying off the two caps on the other end.

What's so hard about removing the plastic plugs? I just push a finishing nail into the small hole (its a tight fit) wiggli it slightly, and VIOLA! it pops right out! Then I use a round toothpick to pop out the clear silicone ring. Put the orig. small silicone plug in the batt end. Then just fill it. Waay easier, faster and cleaner. IMHO..

Filling through the battery end is much easier! Why take parts/pieces out and then put them back in again when all you have to do is drip in the hole on the battery end? The liquid gets sucked down the hole and there is no mess at all! Plus there is no way it's faster to dismantle it like you are doing. Give it a try!

 

[nealglover]

filling by the battery end is much easier.

I can refill as I walk down the street in about 30 seconds with no tools and no mess. Don't see how taking the cart apart could be easier ?

 

[Blue Knight Max]

I've tried both ways also. The battery end gave me better results as well.