For those of you that flood attys when you drip...

[mulkeyOWNS]

Well, I've been dripping lately...Like...a lot...It's seriously amazing. There's nothing better than that first hit you get when you drip a couple drops in. However, sometimes you don't get that amazing hit, and wonder if it's that you didn't drip enough. Then, you drip another drop, and bam...Flooded atty. There's multiple ways to fix this situation, but I found one that works amazingly. What I do, is level out my e-cig almost to where it's horizontal, and hit it like that. It pulls the liquid from the end hole of your atty, back into the coil where it can be vaped away. I've had a couple drops last me upwards of 20 hits doing this, and it's amazing. Its an easy way to unflood your atty, and not waste any juice

Just figured I'd share that with everyone..

[Maddoktor2]

Another good trick is to remove the atty, dry the threaded end with a tissue (clean the battery's connection while you're at it), and blow gently through the threaded end - that forces the juice back up to the top so it can re-wick properly.

[mulkeyOWNS]

That's what I was doing before I discovered this worked...Less work involved...I'm lazy

[Artist Boy]

or you could buy a drip shield.

[mulkeyOWNS]

Woah...how are those used?

[Artist Boy]

http://www.empiremods.com/product_p/em901drip.htm

explains it there kinda

[geekdgirl]

I think you need to incorporate a 901 adapter somehow to get them to work, from my understanding...

[Artist Boy]

yeah you do

but they are working on a 510 model from what I hear.

[Programjunkie]

The cones wont fit with a drip shield, right?

[kylereu]

or you could buy a drip shield.

Wow that is sweet... I never knew they made such a breed. Will have to get one. Have you used them AB? How well do they actually work? What about harder draw?