I've had a problem with my coils flooding and it not clearing when I try to clear it out by blowing lightly or dry burning. Do I just need to replace my coils when this happens?
Just forget my response, it's kinda confusing.DO NOT bother dry burning a cotton or any natural fiber wicked coil. You will burn the cotton ruining your wick, Long before you get the coil hot enough to do any cleaning. Dry burning a cotton wick CAUSES flooding, mainly because it burns the cotton away from the coil.
use a pin to loosen the cotton in the juice holes. a lot of the occ coils were packed with cotton too tightly. for a .5 coil, 30-35 watts is the right range.I don't have that tank but some Kanger coils are known to be packed to tightly with cotton which causes that problem. Awhile back I seen someone post on this with a solution to the problem. I "think" they carefully loosen the cotton with a pin or something, being careful not to move the coil out of place and short it out. You might check through the older threads.
Oh wow lolYou guys do realize the OP started this thread last April
If you can afford it get a REBUILDABLE RDTA or RTA......................a few minutes, a few (cheap) foot of wire, and a dab (really cheap) of cotton and your set to go.....no more $2.00-3.00 coils every week....................and a waaay better vape...Right, okay. That's probably my problem, vaping TOO much. Lately it's just been PUFF PUFF PUFF PUFF PUFF PUFF PUFF. Lol. Oh and you can clean the coil in vodka? Wow thanks for all your help, I really appreciate it even if you didn't know anything about my set up you were super helpful.
OK, OK...............I'm old and slow..............so shoot me...You guys do realize the OP started this thread last April
OK, OK...............I'm old and slow..............so shoot me...