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Switching Out E-Liquids in Different Attys: What You Need to Know!

Have you recently purchased a new rebuildable atty (aka atomizer)? If so, you’ve probably watched tons of online
tutorial videos in order to fully grasp how to make the most of your DIY coil
configurations. With these types of
atomizers, you can really customize your vaping experience by building unique
coil configurations that do everything from improve the taste of your e-liquid to seriously speed up
the firing time. These attys can also
save you tons of money as you don’t have to constantly stock up on pre-made
coils from vape hardware brands.

One of the most overlooked aspects of maintaining a
rebuildable atomizer is understanding how to properly switch from one e-juice
flavor to the next. If you don’t do this
properly, you’ll end up ruining your flavor experience as the taste of your
last e-liquid will interfere with the taste of your new one. Plus, not cleaning out old vape juice can
cause gunk to develop on your coils and your atomizer’s mechanisms, causing
your flavor to taste burnt while interfering with your ability to get a good
hit.

How to Switch Out E-Liquid Depending on the Atty that You’re Using

Luckily, the process of switching e-liquids is quite
easy and requires very little time. In
fact, we’re gonna now explain how to switch out those e-juices based on which
type of rebuildable atty you’re utilizing.

RBA (Rebuildable Atomizer)/RTA (Rebuildable Tank Atomizer)

Despite the fact that Rebuildable Atomizers and Rebuildable
Tank Atomizers look quite similar, they’re actually very different. Both of these atomizers have a juice well
that’s compatible with freebase e-liquid.
But, while RTAs require you to build your own coils, RBAs allow you to
choose whether you wish to use the build deck or install a pre-made coil,
making them highly versatile.

Now, even though these are apparent differences, the
process of switching out e-liquids is exactly the same.

  • 1. You have to remove the coil. If you’ve just installed a new coil, we’re
    sorry, but you’re going to have to get rid of it. You can, however, put it in a small bag and
    save it for the next time you plan to use the same e-liquid flavor. This way you won’t feel that you’ve wasted
    money.
  • 2.Next,
    take apart the components of the atomizer and run them under lukewarm
    water.
  • 3.If
    there is any gunk from old e-liquid, dislodge it carefully with a cotton
    swab.
  • 4.Then,
    dry each piece and put the atomizer back together before installing a fresh
    coil and filling it with your new e-liquid.

RDA (Rebuildable Dripper Atomizer)

Things are a bit simpler with a Rebuildable Dripper
Atomizer, simply because an RDA has less components than the other types of
atomizers that are out there. As an RDA
is intended for dripping, it doesn’t contain a juice well. All that you have to do is:

  • 1.Remove
    the cotton wick that you used with the old e-liquid.
  • 2.Next,
    fire your device for a few seconds at a low wattage to burn away any remaining
    cotton fibers that are stuck to the coil.
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  • 3.Then,
    simply pour in your new e-liquid and drip away.

Again, if you’ve only just recently inserted a fresh
piece of cotton and you really don’t want to waste it, you’re more than welcome
to place that cotton in a bag and use it again when you go back to the last e-juice
flavor.

Final E-Liquid Atty Thoughts

As you can see,
there’s really nothing to switching out e-liquids regardless of what type of
atomizer you’re using. Still, it is
strongly recommended that you follow these instructions so that you can have
the best flavor experience possible.

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