So what do I do with my cig-a-like?

[m31andy]

I'm about a month into enjoying my Ego-type battery with mini nova tank. Good draw, nice throat hit, nice amounts of vapour. It's great. (Not saying I'm gonna stop there, but it's good for now! )

But I was thinking, I've a couple of old Gamucci e-cig batteries and a few of the cartos in the back of my underwear drawer. I never really got on with them - no vapour as such and I could never tell when they were okay and when they were dry and not pulling anymore. But they were expensive (the kit, new, cost me £80 back in the day)

So, has any ideas how I can get some use out of those old batteries and/or the cartos? An adapter, maybe, or drip juice onto the cartos to get more out of them, or something???

TIA!

Andy

 

[Miss Pepper]

You could gut them and make something out of the bits if you fancy a bash at building your own? Or sell them in the classes when you have 25 posts?

 

[clint]

Save them for stealth vaping at the cinema.

 

[Dopey]

If your not using them give them to someone who is thinking about starting vaping to help convert them!

 

[cheersm8]

Do you bit for the vaping world and take a photo of 'em, make a giant 6 feet by four feet poster with the caption, "Don't buy this kind of thing, they are over priced shite" and stand outside your local vape shop for an hour on a saturday morning.

 

[Rising]

If you don't enjoy them, sell them mate. Like most technology, things move on quick

 

[gji25]

If your not using them give them to someone who is thinking about starting vaping to help convert them!

exactly what I did with my ego batteries and clearo,s. gave them to someone just starting to see if they got on with it and mostly they did. dirty deeds done cheap. acdc lol

 

[m31andy]

If your not using them give them to someone who is thinking about starting vaping to help convert them!

I'll certainly do that with my Ego-type and tank if/when I move to something bigger and pricier - not sure the old Gamucci will help anyone convert, though!

Thanks for the ideas, guys. I'm getting the idea they're of as limited use as they were before I took the plunge and got a PV kit.