Proper noob question - what is a genesis tank?!

[Jugg1es]

Yes, there was an original Genisis (that is not a typo) design. They predate cotton rtas, so the term "genesis" is also apt--they were the first rta designs.

Have a read of this:
http://thevapesnob.com/lifestyle/origin-genesis-style-tanks-use-mesh/

Cheers for that [emoji106]

 

[VapeNeophyte]

Yes, there was an original Genisis (that is not a typo) design. They predate cotton rtas, so the term "genesis" is also apt--they were the first rta designs.

Have a read of this:
http://thevapesnob.com/lifestyle/origin-genesis-style-tanks-use-mesh/

Thanks for the info. Knew there had to be an origin somewhere, and now I know.

 

[Crewella]

Yes, there was an original Genisis (that is not a typo) design. They predate cotton rtas, so the term "genesis" is also apt--they were the first rta designs.

Have a read of this:
http://thevapesnob.com/lifestyle/origin-genesis-style-tanks-use-mesh/

That answers that one - thank you so much!

 

[Crewella]

Right, one more noob question I'm afraid. What do you guys use to trim a mesh wick once you've rolled it? Or should you carefully cut your mesh beforehand to EXACTLY fit where you want it to go?

Now I've started, I'm on a roll and I've been busily stuffing mesh in every tank I have ..... I think I have the oxidisation process down pat by now! I've rolled single and double straws and I'm enjoying it - I quite like doing fiddly stuff like this. The flavour on mesh is noticeably better, so I'm really grateful for the the help and encouragement. Thanks guys.

 

[hodge40]

Right, one more noob question I'm afraid. What do you guys use to trim a mesh wick once you've rolled it? Or should you carefully cut your mesh beforehand to EXACTLY fit where you want it to go?

Now I've started, I'm on a roll and I've been busily stuffing mesh in every tank I have ..... I think I have the oxidisation process down pat by now! I've rolled single and double straws and I'm enjoying it - I quite like doing fiddly stuff like this. The flavour on mesh is noticeably better, so I'm really grateful for the the help and encouragement. Thanks guys.

I use side cutters and make sure shape is put back if gets bit deformed