That's a good question. In fact, I recently started cleaning and organizing my "stuff." After 10 months of vaping, it's kind of scary what one manages to accumulate.
I've packed up my 401 stuff for a friend who uses the model. Of all my e-cigs, that was the one I just couldn't get into. So he gets two chargers, 3 atomizers (2 slightly used), and 4 batteries.
Like Christena, I've sacrificed most of my e-cig type batteries to research. I still have some 901 and 510 batteries. I'm packaging up the 901 batteries with a couple of atomizers and a charger to give away. The 510 batteries should probably go as well, but in spite of my frustration with their short lives, I still seem to have trouble parting with them. Maybe it's sentimental since the 510 was the model I first cut my teeth on.
I'm also going through my liquids. In the early days, I couldn't part with any liquids. No matter how much I didn't like it, I was convinced that if things got bad, I could make something vapable from it by adding LorAnns.
Now, I'm thinking that I've got more than enough, and I really ought to send those liquids on to others who might actually appreciate them. I've already made a care package for a new vaper who is low on funds, and I'll mail that out Monday. The rest will be given out as well.
In these difficult times, I think it's good to share. I sometimes feel kind of guilty when I read a post from someone who has to wait until payday to get another atomizer or more liquid.
