dunemachine
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Hey guys, so I thought I'd share on a little trick I learned for squeezing more life out of my factory Dual Clapton cores in my TFV4 mini tank.
So, I start by removing the "burnt" coil, and rinsing it out with scalding hot water.
Next step, saturate the burnt coil with dish washing liquid and hold it up to the sink spout with pliers, using the pressurized scalding hot water to rinse out the dish soap.
I toss the burnt coil into a small bowl and squirt a bit of dish washing liquid onto the coil, then add scalding hot water until the coil is submerged and the water is all soapy.
I let it sit for about 24 hours before removing the coil and using pliars to rinse out the coil once more.
Once that is done, I let the coil soak in distilled water (distilled water is 100% pure with no minerals added) for about 24 hours.
After that, I pull them out and let them air dry for 24-48 hours. Once dry, I saturate them with my e-liquid of choice and get them prepped for vaping. They usually last another few days, at which point I throw them out.
I know, when a factory coil burns out, just buy a new one. But sometimes, I'm waiting on a coil delivery or just don't have the money for coils, so I keep the "recycled" ones handy for those emergency situations.
Thanks for reading
So, I start by removing the "burnt" coil, and rinsing it out with scalding hot water.
Next step, saturate the burnt coil with dish washing liquid and hold it up to the sink spout with pliers, using the pressurized scalding hot water to rinse out the dish soap.
I toss the burnt coil into a small bowl and squirt a bit of dish washing liquid onto the coil, then add scalding hot water until the coil is submerged and the water is all soapy.
I let it sit for about 24 hours before removing the coil and using pliars to rinse out the coil once more.
Once that is done, I let the coil soak in distilled water (distilled water is 100% pure with no minerals added) for about 24 hours.
After that, I pull them out and let them air dry for 24-48 hours. Once dry, I saturate them with my e-liquid of choice and get them prepped for vaping. They usually last another few days, at which point I throw them out.
I know, when a factory coil burns out, just buy a new one. But sometimes, I'm waiting on a coil delivery or just don't have the money for coils, so I keep the "recycled" ones handy for those emergency situations.
Thanks for reading