Well, I sit corrected regarding the rum, but could swear I saw stuff elsewhere on here that sugary stuff clogs the atty faster...
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I've definitely heard people say that sugary stuff will gunk up your atomizer faster.
Never really been a Rum drinker, but I don't recall it being really sugar-full.
Not sugary compared to a liqueur necessarily, but more so than vodka (judging from taste, not having studied the matter), is all I meant...
Just read up on it though, and apparently it is very low in sugar, and less so as the proof goes up. Learn something new every day!
Just read up on it though, and apparently it is very low in sugar, and less so as the proof goes up. Learn something new every day!
I think there would be alot more sugary stuff in the sucralose and flavorings then in the 151. 
Am wondering too - wouldn't atomizer clogging be way less of an issue in a cartomizer? Worse case scenario maybe have to clean them a little sooner maybe? (asking because I've never clogged an atomizer- and I'm the queen of clogging atomizers on my 510! lol)
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Yeah, I work in Maryland and stopped by the liquor store (yeah, the one on 15!) and got some Everclear on the way home. so, if you go to Baltimore or Towson for some shopping, you could get some Everclear too!
Rum is usually made from molasses, and sometimes sugarcane.
Not sure if that translates into how sugary it might be though.
I found out when I went to buy Everclear that Florida is one of the states where 190 Proof is illegal, and bought 151 Proof.
From wikipedia:
It is illegal to sell the 190-proof variety in some states of the United States, namely California, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania,Virginia, Washington and West Virginia.
Everclear 190 is legally sold in Louisiana, Arizona, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Jersey, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Montana, Wisconsin, Utah, Wyoming and in some military stores within the continental United States.
The 150 proof variety is sold in California, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, North Dakota, Washington and some other states. - Wikipedia
Vodka normally doesn't run higher than 100 Proof. It's water and ethanol. So, dilute Everclear to the correct alcohol concentration and you have Vodka, haha. It doesn't seem like y'all would use enough of any of them in your liquids to pose a serious concern to your attys. But, I've been wrong before.
From wikipedia:
It is illegal to sell the 190-proof variety in some states of the United States, namely California, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania,Virginia, Washington and West Virginia.
Everclear 190 is legally sold in Louisiana, Arizona, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Jersey, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Montana, Wisconsin, Utah, Wyoming and in some military stores within the continental United States.
The 150 proof variety is sold in California, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, North Dakota, Washington and some other states. - Wikipedia
Vodka normally doesn't run higher than 100 Proof. It's water and ethanol. So, dilute Everclear to the correct alcohol concentration and you have Vodka, haha. It doesn't seem like y'all would use enough of any of them in your liquids to pose a serious concern to your attys. But, I've been wrong before.
Michigan is also a state where you can't sell Everclear. But I bought mine off the internet and had it shipped here.
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