I have never switched flavors and was wondering if I should and how to clean my tank for a new flavor
BloodRaven636
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I rinse mine with water, change the wick. If you're using a tank with premade coils, it's up to you if you want to use a new coil.
If it's a rebuildable tank, like huckleberried said, warm water rinse, dry and rewick. If it's one that uses premade coils they're probably already wicked. Don't use isopropyl alcohol, I made that mistake when I first started out. Cracked my clearomizer tank and plastic drip tip. Sometimes I use a little dishsoap but rinse it really well to get the inside of my glass tank clean.
I am more new at this. Lol. The first 2 tanks I had just broke and never had the chance to clean them. But I did clean it finallyAll the above, and no question is stupid
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All the above, and no question is stupid
Like I tell my students, "The only stupid question is the one you don't ask and REALLY need the answer to."
It depends on the flavors.
If the flavors are similar I would just empty the tank, fill it with the new flavor and vape through the remains of the old flavor.
If the flavors are very different, I would use the method described above.
If the flavors are similar I would just empty the tank, fill it with the new flavor and vape through the remains of the old flavor.
If the flavors are very different, I would use the method described above.
I rarely clean out tanks between flavors-but a lot if the flavors i vape are similar flavor profiles. I only clean the tank when changing cotton/coils. Then I just run under water and never seemed to need much else.
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