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Atomizer Cleaning

Discussion in 'Rebuildable Atomisers' started by The Milford, May 7, 2018.

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  1. Okaa

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    By thermal shock you mean heat up the coils then dip in water? or is this some product?
     
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    Heat 'em red and dunk them, yes
     
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    Never done that, always do a dry burn on my coils but never dunked them....
     
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    Yep, me neither...may run them under water after the dry burn but never tried the shock treatment. ;)
     
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    IMO, it's a great way to clean coils. Obviously, safety is a prime concern. Don't get your mod wet. Make sure you release the fire button before dunking. Shake off excess water after dunking. Most important: pay attention to mod and battery temperature.

    I find that 2-3 dunks removes just about anything I bake on to a coil
     
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