Fluval- opinions please.

[Phoenix .]

Does anyone use this? I have seen it on the video's I can't get hold of any at the pet shops.

I have never read on here about you peeps using it,is it worth the hassle I ask myself, well it must be cheaper than buying new carts and carto's as the fillings don't last forever do they?

[domesticextremist]

Clound 9 vaing sell it iirc. I've only ever seen it used in carts
- it's better than the polyester wool, but carts are generally
pants so I moved on.
Not sure how you would pack it into a carto and have it still
work afterwards.
I guess somebody has to do that experiment - for science

[DiscoDes]

You use it in the cartridge part of Atomisers, it's not suitable for cartomisers.

You can buy it at Paradise Vapes as well.

But this really is old technology now and can be a pain to use and keet topped up and vaping nicely.

[blakey]

I use the blue stuff from paradise vapes in the bulli A2 cartridge, works a treat

[Chrissie]

I used to use Fluval & blue foam a couple of years ago in cartridges when I was still using atomisers. But as most folks tend to use cartomisers these days, that's why it's hardly mentioned any more on here

[Phoenix .]

Thanks, don't think I will bother then.

[Karma]

If you have carts and atties it is a good way of testing new liquids. I've even used the white fluval stuff in a cart!

Probably easier to just direct drip on an attie, but I didn't really get on well with that

If you don't already have carts and atties, I wouldn't bother!

[Perpetua]

You can pick it up pretty inexpensively on Ebay Phoenix, I still use it in a Bulli cart like Blakey and in the Mega Atomiser carts that I use with an Ego battery for work.

www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_trkparms=65%253A12%257C66%253A2%257C39%253A1%257C72%253A6003&rt=nc&_nkw=fluval+external+filter&_dmpt=UK_Pet_Supplies_Fish&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_sop=15&_sc=1

But by and large Cartomiser's/drip tips/Tanks have superceded carts.

[dave]

Well, I've not tried it yet, but apparently it is quite good in a RDA - I bought some when I first started and have been wondering what to do with it!