Wick Material

[bilbobaggins30]

I just picked up peaches and cream, so I will give that a go..

 

[FinallyQuit]

I recently recoiled all of my vivi nova heads with cotton. A 3rd of them got the aforementioned peaches and cream cotton yarn, a 3rd got a thinner crochet yarn, and then I used cheesecloth in a 3rd of them at RPad's recommendation.

So far I'm really impressed with the cheesecloth one, i'm trying to finish off the juice in my other two vivi novas and try the other two yarns but i don't want to put the cheesecloth one down.

I boiled the whole mess for 20 minutes, incidentally.

I'm glad to see this post. I recently purchased some cheesecloth from my local grocery, based on a thread in the "rebuildable" forum. My big question is: do I need to pull the cheesecloth apart into threads, or can I just cut swatches and roll them into a wick?

Thanks!!

 

[UncleChimney]

I just picked up peaches and cream, so I will give that a go..

I Gave That A Shot, And While Not Terrible, Isn't Near As Good As The Cotton Pads. I Bought The Square Pads AndLooks Like They'll Last A Lifetime!

 

[Unforeseen]

Moved to Assorted PV Topics - "Where can I get a....?"

 

[Wallelf]

I got the Peaches & Cream today and rewicked 2 eVod heads. Wow! What a difference. Much better taste, no gurlging/leaks. Next step is to learn to make coils.

~Buff~

 

[gtbb]

I've tried most wicking material out there and stick by silica for all my rba's. Vapoligy has great cs and prices on all vape items. Fast shipping as well.

 

[bilbobaggins30]

Well I got kanthal wire on the way, and some cotton boiled up, and in a container ready to go. I have 1 head to play with, and a kanger protank on the way to learn as well! I am excited!

 

[subtle_banter]

just got back from Walmart with my $1.88 purchase of cotton wick after taking advice from McVapes. I'm headed to boil it, and back to the Nimbus and IGOs to check it out. Looking forward to fishing it thru coils that have more life after a dry burn..