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Clearos generally need a little time to run them in.. I am sure someone else can give a more detailed explanation, but I think it has something to do with a fresh coil not being as good as one that has been burnt in a little.

It has nothing to do with washing and dry burning... although of course if you are washing and dry burning after using it for a while it will be burnt in by then so you will see an improvement.

I generally wash clearos/tanks etc before use though... just in case there is any residue from the manufacturing process... apart from that, I don't think it will speed up the burn in process.

Vapist, you seem to be completely ignorant of the laws which you are subject to in this matter. That is inexcusable. You have chosen to set yourself up as a business - you need to make sure you are aware of the obligations that come with that.

Your customers have statutory rights under the Sale of Goods Act. They are also covered by the Distance Selling Regulations. Trying to hide behind a manufacturers warranty doesn't work.

Under the Distance Selling Regulations, customers have a right to return the item for a refund within 7 days of delivery - EVEN IF THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH IT.

Under the Sale of Goods Act customers have further statutory rights which obligate you to provide a refund (or replacement at the customers discretion) if the item is damaged, of poor quality or not fit for purpose. If any fault occurs within 6 months of delivery, it is YOUR responsibility regardless of any warranty provided by the manufacturer.

If you are not able to meet these legal obligations to your customers then you should not have set yourself up as a vendor.

Don't worry Ciar... Chris needs at least twice the number of backups as most of us since their life expectancy in his company is considerably shorter than your average vaping device