Vision/Stardust Clearo

[evanesco]

Average lifespan?

Worth the effort of cleaning?

[bomberharris]

Jan 17, 2013 17:41:12 GMT evanesco said:

Average lifespan?

Worth the effort of cleaning?

yes it's well worth cleaning you clearomizors, ive had some of mine two months now , ive cleaned and used dif flavours in all of them, But you may get the odd one that doesn't last very long.

[Raffles]

After my initial purchase of the visions, I've use the rebuildables...
www.vapeescape.co.uk/vision-ego-rainbow-v3-rebuildable~388

To date these have lasted 4 months+ and still going strong. All I've needed to do is wash out and replace the wicks...
www.vapeescape.co.uk/vision-ego-rainbow-v3-spare-heads-%28long-wick%29~390
after about 4 weeks or so to freshen them up.

[chrisjw]

I've just started using my rebuildables again today. Great bit of kit.

[evanesco]

Thanks guys, these really are brilliant, after issues with atties/cartos on my previous attempts to quit the stinks, these are doing the job and it looks like they're my choice for the future.

[evanesco]

Jan 17, 2013 17:57:14 GMT Raffles said:

After my initial purchase of the visions, I've use the rebuildables...
www.vapeescape.co.uk/vision-ego-rainbow-v3-rebuildable~388

To date these have lasted 4 months+ and still going strong. All I've needed to do is wash out and replace the wicks...
www.vapeescape.co.uk/vision-ego-rainbow-v3-spare-heads-%28long-wick%29~390
after about 4 weeks or so to freshen them up.

Can someone explain resistance to me?

[Karma]

The lower the resistance the more heat so more vapour and throat hit, but you batteries will run down more quickly

[Raffles]

As Karma said. I've always gone for the 1.8ohm, because the amount of vapour is most important to me, plus the taste of the juice of course. I think it's the vapour that I thought I'd miss from smoking, but I needn't have worried

[lobeydosser]

I too am still on the Visions I bought from Vape Escape over 6 months ago.

I have had to replace two heads and one plastic tube but apart from that, all 7 are going great guns.

[djs]

Jan 17, 2013 17:41:12 GMT evanesco said:

Average lifespan?

Worth the effort of cleaning?

If you are talking CE4s - I hate them with a passion.

However, CE5s - love them.

They can last for ages if you can keep them "in shape"...i.e. not bent about and leaky. I have a VE one that is 4 months old. It's had 4 or 5 heads. Mostly, I just dry burn them and re-fill.

YES! Clean them a.o.a.p.

[evanesco]

Jan 17, 2013 21:11:19 GMT djs said:

a.o.a.p.

?

[djs]

as often as possible.

I'm afraid I'm totally down on the "Stardust type". If I can't strip them down and clean/dry in 10 minutes, as far as I'm concerned they are disposable. Same with M3 and Nano.

[maccafan]

I got a CE4 I bought in February last year from gotvapes still pumping out vapour..I have it with 3 x 1mm wick and it still surprises me with the amount of vapour it gives out..

Gets used occasionally these days but was heavily used for the first 9 months of it''s life..

[evanesco]

Jan 17, 2013 21:30:03 GMT djs said:

as often as possible.

I'm afraid I'm totally down on the "Stardust type". If I can't strip them down and clean/dry in 10 minutes, as far as I'm concerned they are disposable. Same with M3 and Nano.

I see

What's the difference between the CE4 and the CE5?

[Bluefish]

i used a v3 the other day, for one day only, it's a right pain filling them up all the time, back to the tank for me