Dripper coils

[clint]

Boots, tesco, asda, amazon, ebay.............

 

[donkey]

Cheers didn't realise it's a common thing, get the misses to pick some up

 

[clint]

Organic cotton wool balls are best.

 

[Tubbyengineer]

Personally I like Tesco's own cotton wool roll, for the princely sum of 79p you'll get enough to last months...

 

[Midnight]

I use organic cotton in my dripper that I bought from a health store. I change cotton every day, sometimes twice, as it gets manky pretty quickly. Not sure how often I recoil. Maybe twice a week.

 

[Ninjaassasin1983]

like people say use cotton the coil should last a while and you can just replace the wick

 

[breakbystealth]

whats the difference between organic and normal cotton, i grabbed some normal cotton and its ok?

 

[Chegs]

I've started using my licorice juice in a T3S (clone) with a kangertech head wound with 0.3 wire & a wick made from cotton wool as the licorice is a git for covering the stainless steel mesh wicks in my genesis atomizer within a half tank.I just changed the cotton wick as the taste was fading and I'm considering whether to wind a new coil as I can see a fine layer of (I presume) ash on the coil that refuses to wash off under the tap and the taste is still slightly muted compared to the first tankful. I'll try a fresh battery+dry burn first though as the coil is a beauty(all coils nipped to form a tube-like affair that heats from the middle towards the ends)& I don't particularly fancy having yet another silicone grommet fall apart when I pull the centre-pin from the base.

 

[YoungLeiva]

whats the difference between organic and normal cotton, i grabbed some normal cotton and its ok?

Normal cotton is bleached so you have to boil it and get all that funk out and what not.

Organic you can use right out the bag or boil it if ya please.