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Markw4mms

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Never thought of trying it. It might work for rewicking pre-made vertical coils. Let us know how it works out if you try it.
 

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Guys, RAW is one of those, more SKETCHY, type companies since other words cannot be used. It's pretty obvious what 'DIY cigarettes' are. I really don't think people are eager to use the miraculous properties of cotton for regular cigarette filters, if you catch my drift. I don't see how these would be ideal for vertical coils because it's a solid roll, there's no hole in the center. You'd be better off using cotton pads and rolling them into tubes, I literally think these were designed for the sole purpose of using an alternative filter system for 'cigarettes'.
 
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Guys, RAW is one of those, how can I say this without being too blatant.. you put dry, uh, leaves, in a heating element and the, leaves, turn into 'vapor' that isn't really vapor, product producing companies. It's pretty obvious what 'DIY cigarettes' are.. (I hope this is obvious to those with less experience with 'counter culture' things in their past) I really don't think people are eager to use the miraculous properties of cotton for cigarette filters, at least not tobacco cigarette filters. I don't see how these would be ideal for vertical coils because it's a solid roll, there's no hole in the center. You'd be better off using cotton pads and rolling them into tubes, I literally think these were designed for the sole purpose of using an alternative filter system for 'cigarettes' if you catch my drift. This kind of product reallydoens'tbelonghereguys. Red flag, red flag, red flag.
You might very well be right. I've never heard of them and don't know anything about the purpose you mentioned that isn't vaping related. I'm not sure if they could be repurposed for vaping or not, but it was an interesting idea. Since there's no mention of using this for a taboo subject I wouldn't think it would be an issue. I'm sure if I'm wrong a senior moderator is more than welcome to correct me because Lord knows I do make mistakes.:)
 

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I just remember that 'this is why we can't talk about certain stuff on the forums' thread and figured this may be a red flag since they're solid rolls, but I guess you COULD in theory use them for, rewicking veritcal coils. Just got a tad uppity.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=raw

Is the reasoning behind my point, they mostly make stuff geared toward tobacco DIY rolling or, more, taboo, rolling and, leaf, consumption.
 

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With the exception of the In'ax dripper which was desgined for a ceramic wick.the In'ax gennys were desgined for mesh I dont know if there is enough room to make cotton the optimal wicking material for them....I don't know anyone personally that uses cotton in the In'ax though I;m sure somebody must. also it would be hard to wick the In'ax with cotton you'd have to wrap ther coil around the cotton instead of feeding the cotton into a prewrapped coil.seems like it might be a pain in the ass
 

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I run a ss mesh slug wick on my In'ax. Works great!
 

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Geez, I guess since Im not into "that scene" I had no idea. Damn, there I go again doing "bannable" things without knowing.

 

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