I know it has been asked before..... drippers

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Oct 17, 2013 6:44:33 GMT Perpetua said:

My 306's last for months Sal, true they're not used exclusively but even so I've found the lifespan to be very good. It's one of the few pieces of kit I bother cleaning, as it does bring them up really well.

Like most things they do take a little time to get ' run in ' to be at their best, so don't drip a couple of drops of liquid and expect to get a full flavour immediately. I'd also avoid the bridgeless version as they can be a bit spitty.

Great piece of advice Perpetua regarding the "running in".

Like Sal I have just taken advantage of the 15% off deal with free postage for the 3 pack plus free drip tip from ecig4vaping. I'm looking forward to trying "true" dripping.
When you rinse the Bauways do you then dry burn or is the rinse all you do? 

[Perpetua]

Oct 17, 2013 9:40:33 GMT @freefromsmoking said:

Oct 17, 2013 6:44:33 GMT Perpetua said:

My 306's last for months Sal, true they're not used exclusively but even so I've found the lifespan to be very good. It's one of the few pieces of kit I bother cleaning, as it does bring them up really well.

Like most things they do take a little time to get ' run in ' to be at their best, so don't drip a couple of drops of liquid and expect to get a full flavour immediately. I'd also avoid the bridgeless version as they can be a bit spitty.

Great piece of advice Perpetua regarding the "running in".

Like Sal I have just taken advantage of the 15% off deal with free postage for the 3 pack plus free drip tip from ecig4vaping. I'm looking forward to trying "true" dripping.
When you rinse the Bauways do you then dry burn or is the rinse all you do? 

I just leave them to soak overnight in bicarb Freefrom and then rinse in hot water, that seems to do the job.

[loobiebloo]

Thanks to Sal for the question that I didn't know I wanted to ask and to everyone else for the answers. I've just ordered 3 drippers as well (maybe you should be on commission freefromsmoking).

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Oct 17, 2013 20:29:55 GMT loobiebloo said:

Thanks to Sal for the question that I didn't know I wanted to ask and to everyone else for the answers. I've just ordered 3 drippers as well (maybe you should be on commission freefromsmoking).

Sal and loobiebloo and Perpetua ...  I received my 3 bauways + drip tip last Thursday and I am so blown away by the flavour and the easy of use of these little darlings that I have just placed a repeat order  ..  no more recoiling IGO-L for me!!! 

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Oct 17, 2013 20:29:55 GMT loobiebloo said:

Thanks to Sal for the question that I didn't know I wanted to ask and to everyone else for the answers. I've just ordered 3 drippers as well (maybe you should be on commission freefromsmoking).

Thank you loobiebloo but I think it was jess who provided the link in some other thread in the first place and I bookmarked it for future reference. It has certainly been a very useful link. 

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Thanks @freefromsmoking, but I got it from one of Blakey's posts. That's the beauty of the forum though & goes to show, all questions are good & go on helping us all.

They are good, Sal & loobiebloo, simplicity itself.

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Oct 22, 2013 14:41:03 GMT jess said:

Thanks @freefromsmoking, but I got it from one of Blakey's posts. That's the beauty of the forum though & goes to show, all questions are good & go on helping us all.

They are good, Sal, simplicity itself.

It's the ripple effect jess ....  so glad that I discovered these babies ... tremendous flavour and no recoiling involved  ....   Keep it simple suits my way of thinking! 

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Oct 22, 2013 14:45:45 GMT @freefromsmoking said:

Oct 22, 2013 14:41:03 GMT jess said:

Thanks @freefromsmoking, but I got it from one of Blakey's posts. That's the beauty of the forum though & goes to show, all questions are good & go on helping us all.

They are good, Sal, simplicity itself.

It's the ripple effect jess ....  so glad that I discovered these babies ... tremendous flavour and no recoiling involved  ....   Keep it simple suits my way of thinking! 

It sure is & it works & so do they!  Well done & yep, cheap & simple suits my pocket & brain.

[Sal]

I just wanted to add that I just had my first go with my Bauway drippers, they are fab! Exactly what I needed and simplicity itself which is ideal for the likes of me

Better go and make some new recipes then

[4madcats]

Well at least you'll all know by now I'm not vain, scouring the forum for any traces of me our my website cos I've only just seen this thread

But seriously on the subject of cleaning the 306's do not dry burn, or for that matter run dry, it'll kill them more often then not. I only tend to 'wash' them out if it's been an ultra strong flavour - menthol, anise/aniseed & to me cherry are 3 of the worst & I keep separate drippers exclusively for those flavours cos IMO they're almost impossible to vape through, unless your going to run a few a few ml through which kind of defeats the idea of a dripper! otherwise just pat out as much of the excess old flavour with kitchen towel before moving to a new flavour. You could also run straight PG or VG through them till there's none of the old flavour left.

If you do need to clean them, cheap & cheerful denture tabs are an easy way, don't worry if they're a mint flavour cos the flavour on the DT's is very weak. I generally give them a good couple of hours soak, or at least till I can't smell the old flavour, good rinse, pat dry with kitchen towel, then I line a small container (finally found a use for the little glass Gu pud pots) with a piece of kitchen towel & stand the drippers upright round the sides & let them air dry at least overnight, but I usually leave them in there till I need them again, as easy as that 

[stu1873]

I am currently using my immortaliser clone I got from fasttech. I have it running with ribbon wire and cotton inside the coil. The flavour I get from it is fantastic.


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Nov 9, 2013 23:19:12 GMT 4madcats said:

Well at least you'll all know by now I'm not vain, scouring the forum for any traces of me our my website cos I've only just seen this thread

But seriously on the subject of cleaning the 306's do not dry burn, or for that matter run dry, it'll kill them more often then not. I only tend to 'wash' them out if it's been an ultra strong flavour - menthol, anise/aniseed & to me cherry are 3 of the worst & I keep separate drippers exclusively for those flavours cos IMO they're almost impossible to vape through, unless your going to run a few a few ml through which kind of defeats the idea of a dripper! otherwise just pat out as much of the excess old flavour with kitchen towel before moving to a new flavour. You could also run straight PG or VG through them till there's none of the old flavour left.

If you do need to clean them, cheap & cheerful denture tabs are an easy way, don't worry if they're a mint flavour cos the flavour on the DT's is very weak. I generally give them a good couple of hours soak, or at least till I can't smell the old flavour, good rinse, pat dry with kitchen towel, then I line a small container (finally found a use for the little glass Gu pud pots) with a piece of kitchen towel & stand the drippers upright round the sides & let them air dry at least overnight, but I usually leave them in there till I need them again, as easy as that 

Great post 4madcats ... lots of good advice for us newbies to 306 dripping  ...  once I discovered these little beauties, I gave my igo-l away to a fellow AAEC member ...  no more recoiling for me! 

[toots]

I'm thinking of getting one of these drippers, never used one before so please excuse my nievity here but does it screw straight on to the battery or what ???

I've got an itaste vv/ww battery with a Kanger mini protank if that makes any difference.

[DiscoDes]

Nov 18, 2013 11:51:29 GMT toots said:

I'm thinking of getting one of these drippers, never used one before so please excuse my nievity here but does it screw straight on to the battery or what ???

I've got an itaste vv/ww battery with a Kanger mini protank if that makes any difference.

yes it goes straight on. The itaste will be fine as long as you don't go below 1.5 ohms resistance on a coil.

[toots]

Nov 18, 2013 11:59:30 GMT DiscoDes said:

Nov 18, 2013 11:51:29 GMT toots said:

I'm thinking of getting one of these drippers, never used one before so please excuse my nievity here but does it screw straight on to the battery or what ???

I've got an itaste vv/ww battery with a Kanger mini protank if that makes any difference.

yes it goes straight on. The itaste will be fine as long as you don't go below 1.5 ohms resistance on a coil.

Cheers DiscoDes but it doesn't state what ohms the bauway atomiser is. I'm looking at this page: www.ecigs4vaping.co.uk/shop/4578837180/Bauway-LR-Bridged-Dripping-Atomiser/6211200