Whats the best wicking material that you can get at a rite aid or walgreens? Thanks interwebs.
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SaintDynamicz:14022801 said:
Is using rayon gauze wrap bad? Jusy trying new things.
I use organic cotton myself, im just trying to see what else i can try. Thank you both though!bsnyder:14022814 said:
You'll have to check the specs, it probably has polyester in it for strength and that's not a good thing.
If your going to use Rayon make sure it is free of Polyester. Polyester is commonly added to Rayon for strength. The Rayon most folks are using is a product from Graham (sp) called Cellucotton Rayon. It is 100% Rayon.
if you're limited to walgreens/cvs/rite aid/etc, Cotton Balls will be it. Organic, non organic, personally I never used organics.
Peaches and Cream yarn works well too.
If youh ave a local vape shop, they usually (not always) may carry other materials such as Cellucotton (Rayon), Japanese Organic Cotton squares, Silica, Ekowool, etc.
As far as the best, it boils to preference. I find the easiest to wick is just good old cotton balls or even japanese cotton. I prefer Mesh wicking personally, I love the taste, concept, etc. I also am partial to silica too.
happy vaping
Peaches and Cream yarn works well too.
If youh ave a local vape shop, they usually (not always) may carry other materials such as Cellucotton (Rayon), Japanese Organic Cotton squares, Silica, Ekowool, etc.
As far as the best, it boils to preference. I find the easiest to wick is just good old cotton balls or even japanese cotton. I prefer Mesh wicking personally, I love the taste, concept, etc. I also am partial to silica too.
happy vaping
I prefer mesh and silica myself, changing out cotton and rayon wicks all the time got old real fast. I can quickly dry burn a coil wicked with mesh or silica, reload and I'm vaping again.
All should read this before using rayon to make your decision - caustic toxic chemicals are used to make it- of coarse i found this out after I used it liked it and ordered 500 feet
http://textilelearner.blogspot.com/2013/06/viscose-rayon-manufacturing-process.html
http://textilelearner.blogspot.com/2013/06/viscose-rayon-manufacturing-process.html
This has all been debated numerous times. The chemicals used to make something are not necessarily found in the finish product. Lots and lots of folks have looked into Rayon and are using it. If this concerns you don't use it and you probably shouldn't look up how nicotine is extracted or how pg and vg are made.
Read here to have pretty much ALL of your rayon questions answered:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ck-better-flow-flavor-saturation-nic-hit.html
I've been using rayon exclusively for a couple of weeks now and I don't know if I'll ever use anything else... this stuff is awesome, but as always, YMMV...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ck-better-flow-flavor-saturation-nic-hit.html
I've been using rayon exclusively for a couple of weeks now and I don't know if I'll ever use anything else... this stuff is awesome, but as always, YMMV...
Organic cotton pads from CVS, but Walgreen should have them too:
CVS 100% Cotton Organic Large Facial Cleansing Pads - CVS pharmacy
CVS 100% Cotton Organic Large Facial Cleansing Pads - CVS pharmacy
I use Peaches and Cream yarn from Wal-Mart in my Kayfuns. Uniform wick diameter every time I re-wick.
Less than $2 for several years worth.
Do your self a favor and get a needle threader while you are there if you don't already have one. It makes re-wicking a micr-coil much easier for me.
Less than $2 for several years worth.
Do your self a favor and get a needle threader while you are there if you don't already have one. It makes re-wicking a micr-coil much easier for me.
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