Another newbie alert

[jinglebelle]

Hi guys Decided it was about time I came out of lurkdom and said hello.

Had my last nasty stinkie on 17th March this year - quite proud of myself after smoking for 30 years . I tried to quit a couple of years ago with the help of patches but decided that they were the spawn of the devil. I bought a little cig a like kit ages ago and decided to give it a try. It was OK for a couple of days then I started to feel sick all the time so I took the plunge and bought a lovely shiny purple Riva kit.

I haven't looked back since and I now have added to my collection a lovely blue spinner and a shiny stainless steel one. I'm still on the hunt for the perfect clearomizer though - cartomizers and I don't get on and I just can't get the hang of filling them at all. Still looking for the perfect juices too but that's probably a whole thread all by itself

I've already introduced my OH and my youngest to the joys of vaping too . OH has a couple of Ego's and a spinner and I've just bought youngest an Ego twist.

No doubt I'll be asking all sorts of silly questions as time goes on........

[Super-Shiny]

Hello and jinglebelle

[Deleted]

Welcome to the forum jinglebelle. Have you tried Kanger Evods? They are very good and would look very nice on your Spinners

[dinamic22]

Hello &

[Chrissie]

Hello & welcome Jinglebelle & well done

Please don't hesitate asking any questions - no matter how silly they may seem to you:) We all remember how confusing it can be & don't forget that any question you ask will no doubt help some of the 3,000 or so guests we get every day that are maybe too shy to ask any questions

[kirrielad]

Hello and welcome to the friendliest forum around. I would recommend a mini nova for a decent clearo, have a shop around and don't forget the discount codes. Happy vaping

[jinglebelle]

Thanks for the welcome guys I've been a member of various forums over the years and it's always daunting making your first post - the old 'will I make a fool of myself' or 'will anyone actually talk to me?' thoughts are always present!!

You lot seem very friendly though, and from what I've read already ever so slightly nuts at times so I think I may very well fit right in here!

[jinglebelle]

May 19, 2013 20:01:25 GMT @simate said:

Welcome to the forum jinglebelle. Have you tried Kanger Evods? They are very good and would look very nice on your Spinners

Thanks for the welcome and yep, tried an Evod. A touch on the airy side for me an I can't seem to get much taste from it either. Thanks for the suggestion though

[jinglebelle]

May 19, 2013 20:08:14 GMT kirrielad said:

Hello and welcome to the friendliest forum around. I would recommend a mini nova for a decent clearo, have a shop around and don't forget the discount codes. Happy vaping

Hi

I'm using a mini nova at the mo. The jury's still out on it

I get the feeling I'm going to be one of those awkward females

[kirrielad]

Haha, I'm saying nothing! Lol

Maybe an iclear16? Haven't tried one myself but them and the bigger iclear30's have had some good reviews.

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May 19, 2013 20:13:57 GMT jinglebelle said:

May 19, 2013 20:01:25 GMT @simate said:

Welcome to the forum jinglebelle. Have you tried Kanger Evods? They are very good and would look very nice on your Spinners

Thanks for the welcome and yep, tried an Evod. A touch on the airy side for me an I can't seem to get much taste from it either. Thanks for the suggestion though

Airy can be fixed by plugging 1 or 2 of the holes on the base with a bit of wax or bluetac. As for taste, you could remove one of the wicks that is sat on top of the coil or recoil/rewick a head yourself which are always better than ready made one's on everything.

[jinglebelle]

May 19, 2013 20:20:21 GMT kirrielad said:

Haha, I'm saying nothing! Lol

Maybe an iclear16? Haven't tried one myself but them and the bigger iclear30's have had some good reviews.

Got one of those too and I have to admit I'm liking the slightly warmer vape to it.

No totally convinced it's 'the one' though. I keep looking round and seeing all these lovely things.......

There should really be a health warning on this forum. Shineyitis seems to be extremely contagious!!

[jinglebelle]

May 19, 2013 20:24:14 GMT @simate said:

May 19, 2013 20:13:57 GMT jinglebelle said:

Thanks for the welcome and yep, tried an Evod. A touch on the airy side for me an I can't seem to get much taste from it either. Thanks for the suggestion though

Airy can be fixed by plugging 1 or 2 of the holes on the base with a bit of wax or bluetac. As for taste, you could remove one of the wicks that is sat on top of the coil or recoil/rewick a head yourself which are always better than ready made one's on everything.

Tried plugging a couple of holes up but still no taste - could be due to the wicking though. Slightly wary (OK terrified!!) of the old recoil/rewick thing.

[Chrissie]

May 19, 2013 20:12:07 GMT jinglebelle said:

Thanks for the welcome guys I've been a member of various forums over the years and it's always daunting making your first post - the old 'will I make a fool of myself' or 'will anyone actually talk to me?' thoughts are always present!!

You lot seem very friendly though, and from what I've read already ever so slightly nuts at times so I think I may very well fit right in here!

You would never make a fool of yourself on here jinglebelle And you are so right, we can all be nuts at times (in the nicest possible way ), so you will fit in very well

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May 19, 2013 20:28:54 GMT jinglebelle said:

May 19, 2013 20:24:14 GMT @simate said:

Airy can be fixed by plugging 1 or 2 of the holes on the base with a bit of wax or bluetac. As for taste, you could remove one of the wicks that is sat on top of the coil or recoil/rewick a head yourself which are always better than ready made one's on everything.

Tried plugging a couple of holes up but still no taste - could be due to the wicking though. Slightly wary (OK terrified!!) of the old recoil/rewick thing.

I know your new to it all but give it a go, its fun making your own, the taste is miles better and it saves even more money

Takes about 2 minutes to rewick/coil one once you've done a few