Quick Tips for PV (e-cigarette) maintenance


 Tissue mops,   Atty cleaning,   Airflow-resistor,  Cartridge waist-thickener, Atty-Pick.
  Tissue mops
 (nice fit !)




Used for soaking up liquid.		 Take one regular piece of toilet paper.

Fold it inhalf, in the same direction 4 times.

Cut it into 4 equal peices.
You now have 4 snug mops for cleaning

 		 


 Atty cleaning   Clean your atty by dropping it into a bottle of hot water, then shake or swirl it.
 - Drying. -

Take it out of the bottle, give a it a few flicks with the wrist to get the water out. Put in a tissue mop, blow through other side.
Repeat.

Remove tissue, then activate  it for 4 secs,  at a time until the hiss dies down and you see an orange glow.
 For automatic batteries, you can  blow into the opposite end to activate it.

If you look in the mirror you can tell when the atty is dry because you can see the glow under the bridge.

 Airflow-resistor (this is for atomizers such as DSC-901 which have an inlet hole)

Not all attys are made the same, not even ones from the same factory.

For those that you think let in too much air, not giving enough air-resistance,  try this;

Use a small strip of scotch tape to partially block the inlet hole.

Caution though, not having enough air can cause an overburn taste or damage the atty.

Cartridge waist-thickener If your unlucky enough to have bought a new atty with a bigger than average opening,  you will find the cartridges feel loose and sometimes come off the atomizer while vaping.

Just wrap a layer of sticky tape around it to make it thicker.

Atty-Pick               It's just the 'L' shape broken off a paper clip.

It just fits into the hole under the atty to clear out any stiff bits of gunk.

Be delicate though, use minimal strength.