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And who even use top coil CE4 tanks anymore?

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White brownies are called, "Blondies." I always mix blueberry and peppermint. It sounds strange but tastes so good at around 80% blueberry and 20% peppermint. A tiny amount of peppermint goes a long ways.

No, I'm the contract test administrator who gives lube certification exams.

Yes, Koh Gen Do is a brand name, but a more fair comparison would be: Koh Gen Do = Este Lauder/Clinique ($30 a bottle of foundation) store brand = Mabelline/Cover Girl ($7 a bottle of foundation)

The recommendations would probably depend on what you want to do with it. Do you want to cloud chase? Are you mainly after flavor? Do you absolutely have a need for 100w?

I loved PBusardo's mini review, especially after seeing all of his other reviews of box mods and their displays.

Except for the lingering aftertaste of toe jam, it works pretty good. LOL

From my experience, most of the time, you get what you pay for.

Got my 60 count Koh Gen Do organic Japanese cotton last week. It puts the organic cotton balls to shame, there's no comparison to performance and flavor. Just sayin'.

As much as I love my 1600 threadcount Egyptian cotton sheets, I think I have to go with the Japanese cotton. Sans the bellybutton love juice. Eewwww.

Yes. There's a naked mummy running around somewhere.

So, what does your CBT stand for? That's almost as bad as my Lube certification tests. LOL

Nice! Thanks, Rixter.

I was only partially paying attention and missed that part. Just recently I got 60 pads of Koh Gen Do organic cotton. I think that's gonna last me a while...

They're "old school" by today's standards, but they still work well.

Thank you, Jason.

*kicks Comp* Smart @ss. What I was asking was, which tank had the opaque white and which one had the clear?

Just finished watching that. Do you recall which one had the bad tasting insulator and which one had the good one? I'd rather try the good one rather than to take the chance and have to get the replacement insulator. I don't think I'd like juice that tastes like Monkey @SS.

What was your volts/watts set at with which ohm coil? Now you've got me dead set on figuring it out -- other than the coils that come with tanks are generally... less than quality.

How strange. Usually, I'd say that the button either got depressed when it was set down or got stuck and burned your coil out. If it was totally off but still had the sizzling sound... I'm not sure what was going on.

What kind of strange noise was it? Did it sound like sizzling or was it something else?

Some APVs read closer to what resistance is actually there, but don't ever think they're truly accurate. Your best bet is to use an ohm meter to check.

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There are also direct drip atomizers that are pre-built. You don't need to know how to build coils to use these. There is a slight learning curve but it's much less than using an RDA. The link below are the ones I started dripping with. http://vapelite.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=62