Cleaning cotton coils?

[eMado]

I am sure there are cheaper brands?

You can use robbing alcohol too, half alcohol half distilled water, but I didn't use it inside UC

 

[Carl2]

I only use RTA's now a days, my latest is the smok big baby beast the tank sells with an RBA deck. Great flavor and vapor and it comes with Stainless Steel coils, remove the wick, burn the coils to clean then rewick and your ready to go again. This is a 25 mm tank which may be to big for your vaporizer but I'm mentioning this to tell you about the Stainless steel.

 

[eMado]

I only use RTA's now a days, my latest is the Smok big baby beast the tank sells with an RBA deck. Great flavor and vapor and it comes with Stainless Steel coils, remove the wick, burn the coils to clean then rewick and your ready to go again. This is a 25 mm tank which may be to big for your vaporizer but I'm mentioning this to tell you about the Stainless steel.

What do you use for wicking? Cotton or Rayon?

 

[Acer50]

Lets put it this way, manufacturers do not want you to clean their coils, I have experimented with Melo 300 coils and the TFV8 coils using the UC cleaner. The results were excellent. I have extended my coil life three fold. Yes I do use rebuilds. I use hot tap water which is about 60C My UC does have a heater but why bother. Just fill it with tap water and run a 30 min cycle. I paid $60 AUD aprox for my machine on Ebay and I also use it for steeping e-juice. When it comes to steeping the time factor varies as different flavors need different times. On average fruit and beverage flavors I will steep for 1 hour and then test. Word of warning do not steep in plastic bottles as some plastics will react to Ultrasonics I use only glass bottles to steep in. This is the type I use. It is great and the wife loves it too for cleaning her jewelry and I even cleaned my Saiko watch in it. The result was excellent.