Rebuildable

[jrob3rts]

Quite liking doing some of these reviews, but the main problem is some juices are a little thick so has anyone got a rebuildable dripper for sale?
Something like this would probably suffice, unless anyone has a cheap Aga-? going. - http://www.health-e-vape.co.uk/the-big-dripper-sale-3115-p.asp
Not looking at anything OTT, I have some 2mm silica and 0.2 wire coming so happy to take one bare too.
Cheers

James

 

[Purplefowler]

You could always add a little di-ionised water to make your juice less thick. In my DIY mixes I use 1ml in a 10 ml mix (vg based.

 

[jrob3rts]

I haven't got any DI water, but I have RO water. Will that suffice?

 

[Purplefowler]

I take it you mean the same stuff @ZT was saying he's got gallons of from his reefing adventures? I'm pretty sure it is pure so I see no reason why not but I'm sure someone will know for definite

 

[jrob3rts]

Cool, will see what ZT and others say.

 

[Purplefowler]

From what I can tell people use ro water for vaping "other" stuff it would be nice to find out what other people think with all these reefers round here. In fact all these reefers should know about vaping other stuff anyway

 

[Lord Grim]

You can thin it with vodka too, I use it all the time to thin VG down. Same ratios as water.

 

[Darthpistachio]

I wouldn't recommend using vodka as a thinner really - there's been definite studies to show that inhaling that kind of alcohol is definitely not good for the lungs.

also de-ionised water is not the same as distilled water, or filtered water etc.... deionised water might be better labelled as de-mineralised water and it is water that has had it's mineral ions removed and thus cannot promote or encourage oxidisation - which is why we use it in car batteries and the like.

 

[ZT]

Cool, will see what ZT and others say.

Joo not got a DI stage on your RO/Di gear dude?

 

[ZT]

I wouldn't recommend using vodka as a thinner really - there's been definite studies to show that inhaling that kind of alcohol is definitely not good for the lungs.

also de-ionised water is not the same as distilled water, or filtered water etc.... deionised water might be better labelled as de-mineralised water and it is water that has had it's mineral ions removed and thus cannot promote or encourage oxidisation - which is why we use it in car batteries and the like.

In the reef hobby we routinely use RO/DI machines to make water with 0 TDS (Total dissolved solids)

I would have thought this would be ideal for use ?

the tap water passes thru a very fine micron filter, then a carbon filter, then a reverse osmosis membrane (in my case 2!) then through a d-ionisation pod full of DI resin)