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I have done some suggested changes. Some pedantic, some not so. Entirely up to you if you implement or not. I kind of lost the flow after I started concetrating more on actually doing the changes rather than what I was wanting to change. Rather than delete or start again I might as well post.


Do's and Don'ts
• ALWAYS AND ONLY use the charger made specifically for the battery and just because the connection fits does not mean it is compatible with your battery.
(you don't need 'ALWAYS' as ONLY implies always.)
• NEVER leave a lithium battery charging unattended or charge while sleeping (these batteries don't do not have a memory effect like NiCad batteries so just disconnect and charge them again later).
(Simplified to remove nicads as just adds more technical information not really required, and changed don't to "do not" as it is the written word)
• NEVER leave an e-cig or e-liquid where pets or young children can get to it.
• NEVER leave your battery in direct sunlight or in other hot warm locations like your car or near the cooker.
• NEVER charge with a lead, power block or charger that is damaged.
• NEVER charge near heat sources like a hob, dishwasher or strong light source.
• NEVER charge near flammable items like curtains, soft furnishing or paper.
• ALWAYS remove your battery from the charger as soon as it is charged, e.g. light turns green, and unplug the mains adapter.
• ALWAYS charge on non-flammable surface like metal, ceramic, glass, or in a LiPo safety pouch.
• ALWAYS wipe any e-liquid or dirt off your battery and charger connection before charging, an old tea towel or some kitchen roll is ideal. (will have a bit later on periodic thorough cleaning)
• ALWAYS use your battery on/off or lock function when you put it in a bag or pocket, before storing or charging and especially when small children are about.
• ALWAYS dispose of old/ or damaged batteries safely. Don't Do not bin them. Ask your local council where to take them, usually it'llit will be one of their own facilities.
• NEVER over tighten your battery to your charger or atomiser.

ALWAYS dispose of your battery if:
• It becomes unusually warm or hot, they can get warm especially when you keep them in you hand.
• It has been damaged IE i.e. dented or punctured, leaks any liquid or emits any strange odours or noise.
• It has been submerged or dropped into water, DO NOT charge the battery even if you have dried it out.
• It does not hold a charge overnight or for as long as expected normally.
• It has lost capacity.
A few minor changes suggested.

Tips
• Store your batteries in a non-conductive container at a mild temperature in a cool place away from flammable materials, ideally at around 40% to 70% charge for longer term storage.
• Keep a record of the date you obtained each battery, label them ideally, It as it will help you predict when they are coming to the end of their life.
• Unscrewing your atomiser adds an extra level of safety over as well as locking your battery when carrying in a bag or pocket.
• Let you battery rest for an hour or two after charging.
• Your batteries don't do not like the cold, they won't do not work well in freezing conditions.
• Having more than one battery not only gives you a backup but allows more flexibility and makes it easier to fine find a convenient time to charge the spare while you can be there in case anything goes wrong.


THE ABOVE ARE ONLY SUGGESTIONS. and will not really see what it looks like until I post.

Strikes me they could be made by anyone in china and just copying the keeppower name which is trademarked but not marked with TM on the cheepies listed.
I would not touch them with a bargepole as really are from an unknown source as far as I can tell.

Its like sugar, if you take two teaspoons in your coffee anything less is not enough but if you don't take sugar you can taste just two grains.
I mix at about 10% but for the more aromatic flavours I just mix around 2 to 5%. Sometimes less is actually more.

I have just realised you are johanini, deary me! Funny you saying when you can no longer taste fruit have cappuccino/coffee. I do the opposite as I like my coffee flavours and, when I can no longer taste, have fruit flavours to clear the taste buds. We are obviously opposites so are well matched.

Its a Dripper silly. But I found it does not half crud up the heater tubes.

Darn! I paid 23 pence. But then I could not be bothered watching any longer.

The bayonet fitting is just for the replacement coil head into the atomiser body which has a 510 connector.