Hey guys! New to vaping here and loving it! Quick question should I keep the juice flow on my mod closed when I'm not using it ? Or should I keep it open to soak the cotton. Using steam engine stentorian.
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It should just be a matter of personal preference. I don't have experience with your particular tank, but I do use several RTAs.
I never shut of my juice control unless I'm putting it in my pocket for awhile (like, I know for an hour or more)
If you have a problem with overnight leakage or something it might help.
Hope this helps you
It should just be a matter of personal preference. I don't have experience with your particular tank, but I do use several RTAs.
I never shut of my juice control unless I'm putting it in my pocket for awhile (like, I know for an hour or more)
If you have a problem with overnight leakage or something it might help.
Hope this helps you
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Nothing further to add as above have said it. Hope to see you around.
Nothing further to add as above have said it. Hope to see you around.
If properly designed and set-up, you shouldn't have to touch the juice or air controls. Except to adjust for vaping preference and performance.
If you have leakage or flooding issues..... Shutting off juice and air flow can help reduce these issues as can a drip tip cap. Personally I prefer to set it and forget it. If you do close the juice off between vape sessions.. Get into the habit of letting the cotton (any wick) re-soak a minute or 2, before you fire.
If you have leakage or flooding issues..... Shutting off juice and air flow can help reduce these issues as can a drip tip cap. Personally I prefer to set it and forget it. If you do close the juice off between vape sessions.. Get into the habit of letting the cotton (any wick) re-soak a minute or 2, before you fire.