I don't actually run them under the faucet but rather 'quench' em in a bowl of water. I've tried dry burning and it doesn't seem to help much tho.
Crank up the watts and fire it till it glows. That crap should burn off. If not, yu can brush it off with a wire brush or scrape it off with a toothpick or something.
No. I DIY my juices. None of them burn that dirty. Lol! But one of my faves before I started making my own did.
That's the signs of a dark colored, high vg, very sweet, or all of the above -- juice.
What? That's not making any sense at all. I'm using fruity and sweet 30/70 PG/VG too but definitely nowhere near 20ml not to mention 200ml.To an extent, yup. My ADV is a 30/70 PG/VG. It's fruity and sweet. I have run almost 200mL of it through my Kayfun Lite since the last time I rewicked, so there are exceptions.
Oooh, teacherteacher, wanna share your recipe? Purdy please? Teehee...I did some research and found flavorings that are more wick-friendly and put together a clone of one of my old vape shop faves. Peaches, pears, and strawberries. Simple flavor, no sweeteners needed. No creams or custards. Just a clean, natural kinda fruity goodness.
The way you wick & the way you drip can impact it too. Ie too much cotton, it won't flow freely in the fibers, it gunks faster. Too little cotton obviously burns quickly. Coil diameter, same idea. And too long between drips we all know, but too wet for a redrip can make it get a lil caramely-looking too, esp with dessert type flavors. The more you play, the more you'll figure it out.
Oooh, teacherteacher, wanna share your recipe? Purdy please? Teehee...
Lol...easier than a tank!!I'm still playing with it all myself, and been dripping about 6 months (vaping about a year)... just last week I got a different kind of cotton and went thru days of "...?" before I found the sweet spot on the thinner-fiber new pima cotton as opposed to the "normal" cotton I'd always used before. It was really funny in hindsight!