Mark999

I have been vaping for a while now and this is what has worked for me as far extending the life of my wicks and coils. You will of course need to change your coil and wick assembly when you start approaching your second month of using them. This will help at least keep you from having to change your coils every 2 to 3 weeks...

Clearomizer tanks contain a couple of basic parts. You have your mouth piece, tank, coil and wicks (not all clearomizers contain wicks) that all work together to help give you a decently large cloud of vapor and taste. When your coil starts to wear out, you will experience a nasty dry or burnt taste that usually indicates that the wicks or e juice is starting to burn. The best way to keep your coil from becoming warn and your wicks and juice from burning is to know how to keep your clearomizer tanks in top working order. There are a few steps you can take to maintain your tanks and get the most life out of your clearomizers. 1. Never take more then 5 second vape hits at a time. 2. Wait 15 or 20 seconds between vape hits. 3. Never vape while tank is warm. 4. Do not vape e juice below 1/4 of a tank before refilling. 5. Clean clearomizer tanks after every 4 or 5 refills or when using a different e juice flavor or brand. Remove clearomizer from battery and fill tank with water and shake for 10 seconds. Empty water from clearomizer and repeat 3 to 4 more times to completely remove any remaining e juice build up from the wicks and coil. Shake out any remining water from tank and dry the wicks and coil by vaping out the moisture until you no longer hear a loud gurgling or sizzling sound. Be careful not to overheat or vape while tank is warm.. Following these 5 steps will add an extra month or more life to your coils and save you money in the long run...

I have a vape case that holds 2 complete stick battery vaporizers and 5 bottles of juice or 3 juices and a charger. I carry the case with me to work and it fits in the side leg pocket of my work pants. I've noticed that most vape stores carry the same basic case and that the case makes it easier to manage my stuff...

The reason vaping is getting such negative press is because both the FDA and anti smoking groups believe that electric cigarettes will attract minors and mislead them to actually start smoking. I believe that if a minor is going to smoke, he/she will do it regardless of electric cigarettes. The FDA (probably paid by big tobacco) has also put out negative reports stating that there is no proof that vaping is a safer alternative to smoking when there is clearly enough evidence to support that it is. Scientific studies have concluded that the chemicals in electric cigarettes are completely safe and non cancerous. Propylene Glycol which is the main ingredient in most all e liquids is non toxic in amounts under 1 gallon and is 100% non toxic when vaped. It's do to the fact that heating it turns it into a water vapor and also kills any remaining toxins in the chemical itself. Propylene Glycol has also been proven to kill most of the bacteria that can affect our lungs and is found in food and products we use on a daily basis. In my opinion most of the negative press that e cigs are getting is due to the fact that the public is being mislead by the fact that the FDA has yet to approve it and that the American Cancer Society has not studied its long term affect on the human body...

This may sound a little weird to some people, but I started vaping a little less then a week ago after watching a few videos on Youtube from people who have been using vaporizers to help control their cravings for sweets and other types of junk food. After about 4 days of vaping 0 nicotine sweet candy flavored e juices, I've noticed I no longer have a actual craving for candies and snacks and I feel a lot less stressed out then I usually do. I went on a handful of Vaping websites and found other flavors like pizza, bacon, soda pop, and different pies and fruits that I would like to try as well. Has anyone else tried vaping to lose weight/curve junk food and reduce stress? If so, what got you started and how has it been working for you?